Let's do some photos of snubs...

[sidheshooter]

Never too many K-frames...

I appreciate the input!

I have 2 K-frames already, hence my interest the the chunkier L-snub. On the other hand, I really do like Ks, having a 4-inch (64) and a 3-inch (65) already, so may as well just round out the collection with a shorty, I suppose...

 

[CH47gunner]

more Smith Snubbies

Here's a couple more Smith Snubbies.

Bruce

Latest addition - Model 629-4 3"


Model 624 ND 3" Lew Horton


Model 19-6 2 1/2"


Model 60 ND 2"

 

[Oro]

It was (686 snub), in my opinion, just "off" when compared to the K-frame.

I agree with Steve (ps, that was a nice Norinco you sold today!). But let's pay it respect - it's a good platform. Here's one I have...

 

[Kind of Blued]

I don't own any of these unfortunately. I think XavierBreath might have written about this one on his blog; A rare 3" M49 if I remember correctly. A 3" bbl on a J-frame really starts to look "non-snubby".

GunBroker Oddity

Model 296

 

[XavierBreath]

Colt Police Positive

 

[trickyrick]

heres mine, a late 68 model 36. home made t grip

 

[Oro]

Love that 36, Rick. And props on the home-made adapter! Here's the sole J frame I can claim:

 

[Master Blaster]

S&W66-2, S&W 36 chiefs special, Sp101, 642, S&W 43

 

[Walkalong]

2 1/2" 686

 

[REB]

Here is the only one I have a photo of handy.

 

[1KPerDay]

Ooooo.... shiny.

 

[messerist]

Here is a snubby. I picked it up on Friday, finally stopped drooling on Saturday!

 

[XavierBreath]

Smith & Wesson Model 10-5

 

[WC145]

SUHWEEEEETTT!!!
Tell us all about it! Is it plated or polished? Who did the work? What all did you have done?

 

[Dr.Rob]

C&L that's a wicked home rolled New Service snubby!

BayouBob.. what are those white fingergroove grips on that nickel DS in the back?

My prize snubby: Colt Magnum Carry, Bianchi Speed Scabbard, Uncle Mike's Speedloader Carriers, HKS Speedloaders.

 

[S&Wfan]

Snubbies? . . .

1980 custom Model 25-2 (3 1/4" barrel)

1964 Model 36 no dash - All original (diamond grips numbered to the gun, square latch)

1971 Model 37 no dash - Grashorn Elk Stags

1983 Model 19-5 - Grashorn Elk Stags

1984 Model 65-3

1961 Colt Agent w/ 1964 M36

 

[Rolando]

Kind of Blue,
That 3"er is freaky looking. Never seen such an unsnubby snubby. The shroud and the barrel make it look like a funhouse trick mirror or something.
Here's mine. Nothin fancy. Just a safe queen. Looking for a workhorse. Honest wear looks RIGHT on a snubby.

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[doc540]

dick

 

[Kind of Blued]

Kind of Blue,
That 3"er is freaky looking. Never seen such an unsnubby snubby. The shroud and the barrel make it look like a funhouse trick mirror or something.

Absolutely. I kind of think it looks like a hearse...

 

[REB]

SUHWEEEEETTT!!!
Tell us all about it! Is it plated or polished? Who did the work? What all did you have done?
__________________

It's polished. I removed the warning on the barrel, rounded all of the edges, contoured the DAO hammer to match the frame and a complete action job. The sight is a Hi Viz. I do all of my own work.

 

[WC145]

It's polished. I removed the warning on the barrel, rounded all of the edges, contoured the DAO hammer to match the frame and a complete action job. The sight is a Hi Viz. I do all of my own work.

Nice work, very cool, do you have a shop?

Here's a couple of pics of my S&W 369, it's a 360 that's been rechambered to 9mm (9x23), cylinder cut for moon clips, holes chamfered, action job, bobbed hammer, rounded/polished trigger, and a fiber optic front sight. All of that work was done by Mark Hartshorne/Pinnacle High Performance. I had Robar coat the cylinder with NP3 because was very rust prone, so now it's two-tone. I did install the CT grips myself but that's about the extent of my gunsmithing skills!





This is my Charter Arms Bulldog .44spl. It's had an action job, the front sight shaved off and a fiber optic dove tailed in, trigger smoothed and polished and the hammer polished to match, the edges of the trigger guard smoothed and the whole gun bead blasted to get rid of some blemishes.



And last, but not least, this is the Taurus 905 DAO "Instant Backup". It is original except for the pink CT laser grips.

 

[doc540]

1972 M36

 

[rklessdriver]

1984 Smith and Wesson 36 (Every Day Carry)





1959 Colt Cobra



1972 Colt Cobra (worked by Matt Almeada of Revolver Armorer)

 

[rdrancher]

I need to take some new pics.

My EDC 642-1


rd

 

[Tinpig]

An old Charter Arms 5-shooter. This is my daily carry piece in an Uncle Mike's soft pocket holster. 2 Bianchi speed strips in the other pocket for a total of 15 rounds. Totally invisible, even in summer.


Tinpig