Which pocket carry .38 snub?
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Mr. James
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I carry a 642 in an IWB tuckable holster. It conceals so well, I don't usually have to use the tuckable feature; just blouse the shirt a bit and voila! The hammerless DAO revolver has become my favorite carry weapon because it can go anywhere. As rich636 mentioned above, the trigger pull is a bit heavy, but the break is clean.
I like the S&W bodyguard series but for true pocket carry, a S&W centennial type in the airweight version would probably be best.
I have no experience with the Taurus copies of the S&W bodyguard or centennial but I have a Taurus 85ch that I'm quite fond of. As or more accurate than any J frame S&W 38spl I have owned.
If weight does not bother you, you wouldbe surprised what a big pocket can conceal in certain pants or jackets! A SP101 could be done among other guns.
I have no experience with the Taurus copies of the S&W bodyguard or centennial but I have a Taurus 85ch that I'm quite fond of. As or more accurate than any J frame S&W 38spl I have owned.
If weight does not bother you, you wouldbe surprised what a big pocket can conceal in certain pants or jackets! A SP101 could be done among other guns.
Brian Williams
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Thread about a lightweight pocket carry so I have to put in my 2centavos.
I have a 9/642, I bought a 642 locally and a 940 cylinder from S&W. I had the cylinder installed by Mark Hartshorne from Pinnacle High performance.
It is a real kick in the pants to shoot, but it is real great for a carry gun.
Real reason for post is these are the best grips I found.
I have a 9/642, I bought a 642 locally and a 940 cylinder from S&W. I had the cylinder installed by Mark Hartshorne from Pinnacle High performance.
It is a real kick in the pants to shoot, but it is real great for a carry gun.
Real reason for post is these are the best grips I found.
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