S&W 351c is what I chose for a lightweight pocket gun. 7 rounds of .22 Magnum, 12.4-oz fully loaded.
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I'd almost forgotten my old Hi Standard. 3 inch barrel and nine rounds of 22 magnum. Enough to make a bad guy, have a real bad day!
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I'd almost forgotten my old Hi Standard. 3 inch barrel and nine rounds of 22 magnum. Enough to make a bad guy, have a real bad day!
Deaf Smith
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Well sometimes snubs come in various sizes.
From N frame .45 ACP to K frame .357 to J frame .38!
Still I like 'em all.
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From N frame .45 ACP to K frame .357 to J frame .38!
Still I like 'em all.
Deaf
Hello friends and neighbors // I have enjoyed this thread. A wide variety of snubs displayed here, some larger caliber some small, all handy in a pinch.
Here are a couple you don't see very often.
Both have a 1929 DOM, sure needed a pocket friend in those days.
S&W 1905 4th change (M&P) .38 special
H&R New Defender, .22lr
sorry for the poor inventory pic.
My most carried are the S&W 442, .38 and the S&W 327ng, .357
Here are a couple you don't see very often.
Both have a 1929 DOM, sure needed a pocket friend in those days.
S&W 1905 4th change (M&P) .38 special
H&R New Defender, .22lr
sorry for the poor inventory pic.My most carried are the S&W 442, .38 and the S&W 327ng, .357
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Deaf Smith
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Well there is always my British gun...
Yep Webley pocket model in .38 S&W. Wish I had a S&W Terror .38 to complement it.
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Yep Webley pocket model in .38 S&W. Wish I had a S&W Terror .38 to complement it.
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Nice old britt ,, the Webley frame would make firing the .38sw seem like a .22.
Webleys don't pop up too often around here.
I have an old Colt PP snub in .38sw that seems dainty compared to the Webley.
Webleys don't pop up too often around here.
I have an old Colt PP snub in .38sw that seems dainty compared to the Webley.
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I just picked up a 2" Taurus 905 in titanium. What a sweet little gun. It sports a pair of rosewoods and has had some trigger work done. It mates well with my other Smith J frames.
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Man Cocked & Locked, that's a VERRY impressive collection you have there! I'm especially fond of the K, L, and N frame snubs. Thanks for sharing!
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Nice Smith.Here's one I picked up yesterday. It's a model 60. The serial puts it somewhere between 1970-1973. I think the banana grips are interesting, but I'm going to swap them for something more conventional.
Weigand "Tame the Beast" conversion of a Ruger SP101 .357 Magnum. The grip is a coco bolo Hogue monogrip.
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They're great-looking, but if function's what you're looking for, I'd recommend a Hogue bantam.
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I like to pocket carry and rubber/big grips are or ideal. I have VZ's on my a few of my CZ's and I like them on the CZ's.
Some right beautiful examples of the breed here. I also have a single action army, in 45 Colt with a 3 inch barrel. It would have been a snub long before the term became common.
At one time I thought I was about the ONLY snubby lover around.
Happy to find out I was wrong!!
At one time I thought I was about the ONLY snubby lover around.
Happy to find out I was wrong!!
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A pair of 3rd edition Colt Detective Specials, one of which I carry regularly, a S&W Model 36 and a 438.
And a NAA .22 Short revolver.
And a NAA .22 Short revolver.
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