Snubby's Lets See Em !

[bplvr]

Colt Cobra 1952 .32NP ... unfired.

and a 1952 'Ruby' Cobra.

[1911ShooterPhil]

Ruger Speed Six .38 Special


I don't always carry a snubby, but when I do...I prefer Ruger. Stay frosty my friends.

--1911ShooterPhil

[ch47gunner]

And another Smith snubby.
Been looking for one of these for a while - ever since Wifey decided she'd prefer the M60 as her HDG. I like the idea of the mostly shrouded hammer so I can still fire it in single action.

Bruce

S&W Model 649

[bplvr]

This one came in today ,off to my 01FFL and out in 10 minutes with this 2" S&W Victory. {being on aimeebooks 4473 helps out too}

[VAReact]

Originally Posted by ckprax

Here is my little hand cannon

Got one myself...just got back from the range with it. It's my carry piece (when I can legally carry). Hand cannon, indeed. I love this gun!

[rromeo]

I currently don't have a snub, but I'm in the market for one of these.
[IMG]

Originally Posted by savasyn

Pair of C prefix M&Ps

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My shortest is a 3" M65.

[bplvr]

OK ,...how about a unfired '52 Cobra in .32 N.P. ?

This gun is just immaculate.

[TripleThreat]

Originally Posted by ckprax

Here is my little hand cannon

This is the only gun I've ever regretted selling. I purchased it to carry as a back up only to find my Department wouldn't allow it, so I went with something else.

Not sure I'll ever purchase another, but sure would love too if I had the "extra" money.

She's a beauty!

[FUBAR]

S&W 66-1

[erik_26]

[veeklog]

My snubby that isn't even in Cali!!

[Tarn_Helm]

Haven't seen these in this thread yet:

$459.00 NIB, sent in from out of state when still on roster (Feb. 2006):

This needs oversized Pachmyer grips to dampen the pain of recoil caused by the exposed metal backstrap when shooting with factory grips, esp. with 165 gr. CorBons.

These "flying ashtray" rounds are Gold Dot 200 gr.

For those of you too young to get the cultural reference . . .
Once upon a time, almost everyone smoked cigarettes.
There was an enormous ashtray on almost every coffee table in every living room or family room in the U.S.
Back when average people could afford to buy a decent little 3 or 4 bedroom house.
Everyone's parents kept a giant glass or ceramic ashtray that weighed about ten pounds and was slightly smaller than an old-fashioned, metal traschcan lid.
Back when most kids still had a matching set of male/female parents married prior to the conception of the firstborn of the brood--not shaming or blaming the kids here, just sayin'.

Duck if you ever see one of these wizzing toward your brain box.

Damn, I'm gettin' old. All these little and not so little things have changed so swiftly.

Anyway, you get hit with a flying ashtray--real or ballistic--and you will know it.

The little J-frame .38 Special-only Model 342 (cockroach shooter) was bought used.

As you can see, the finish is not durable on these titanium/scandium jobs, if that sort of thing matters to you (it doesn't to me, at least with these models).

[Parabellus]

[HAVOC5150]

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642 with custom IWB holster.

[CHP Officer]

As my academy range instructor said, "If you don't kill 'im with it, you'll set 'im on fire." The Smith & Wesson 340PD is definitely limited to six cylinders of .357 Magnum (that's 30 rounds for you pistol types), and then it's quitting time or time to break for some first aid. It's the best revolver to qualify with, BTW; everyone watching is not only singed but afraid to shoot it afterwards.

[CHP Officer]

This revolver is absolutely fantastic when loaded with .44 Specials. I don't recommend wood grips when shooting .44 Magnums out of this pit viper.

[CHP Officer]

There's just something about a clockwise-rotating six-shooter!

[skyking13]

Originally Posted by MotoJB

"Grammar Nazi"

A captious individual who cannot resist the urge to correct a spelling and/or grammar mistake even in informal settings. After pointing out the linguistic shortcomings in others, a Grammar Nazi feels a strange sense of twisted and unconstructive intelligentsia delight.

In reality, they are making someone else feel bad for no reason and unintentionally implying that their "superior" grammar skills are all they have to show for a wasted liberal arts education.

While proper grammar usage is all well and good, a Grammar Nazi cavils even insignificant errors in English to somehow win an argument. Of course, rather than being genuinely persuasive in an argument, pointing out English errors is a weak attack only on the typist's credibility and never has any bearing on the underlying premises and assertions therein.

In other words, this is simply a disguised ad hominem argument which intelligent and logical people disregard.

Still, one should strive to spell and use words properly, but arrogant and unsolicited advice is not a very persuasive way to teach English.

In addition, it's very annoying to the others on public forums.

LOL! Yeah...what he said!

[bsg]

enjoying the thread.

[mrblah]

I love my ruger snubbies!!!!!

LCR 357 mag w/ crimson trace and xs big dot night sights: has probably one of the sweetest triggers straight out of the box. It is a sweet shooter with 38 spec, but is a bear to shoot 357 out of it especially with the crimson trace grips. Not to bad with the stock hogue monogrips (not pictured). Hate to say this, but everyone that has shot the LCR have become instant fans of the snubbie. The trigger is that good.

Alaskan 44 magnum: 44 spec is easy to shoot, and 44 magnum isn't to bad either, mainly due to the weight of this snubbie. Came with hogue monogrips but I changed them out to GP100 short grips mainly for aesthetic reasons. To be honest, OEM trigger was heavy and gritty........ put in a wilson combat hammer spring and trigger spring, and all is dandy.

[ruggyh]

Big and short

[taiwon]

im not 21 yet so the only "snubby" i have is right here inside my pants

[12GAUGE]

Bought her in 1994. .357

Glass bead blasted and polished bits and prices. Found a bobbed hammer, polished trigger job and light weight spring kit. The action is nice and smooth then dressed her in some Badger grips. One of my favorites.

[dscampbell1286]

my two snubbies a 3" model 10-5 and a model 36, both with crimson trace laser grips to help my aging eyes.


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[aatruong]

Originally Posted by CHP Officer

This revolver is absolutely fantastic when loaded with .44 Specials. I don't recommend wood grips when shooting .44 Magnums out of this pit viper.

That's beautiful!

[Nismo]

[Wicked Pete]

I feel confident with the "hostage shot": 4" at 10 yds. My eyes are getting old...

[dskell]

Not the greatest pic.
S&W 686P-4 2.5"

[vantage]

[pyromensch]

charter arms 44 bulldog


i really want a stainless version...as much as i carry this one

qualified with it today, for my ccw renewal

[BIGDJG]

Taurus 605
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[jfifer]

I dont know how to post pics direct, but heres my 45 M1917 on the bottom. She aint pretty, but shes got what it takes!

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/a...9&d=1364096996

[G38xOC]

Liking This Thread

[fennecfrank]

Colt Detective Special in .38 Special





Colt Lawman III in .357 Magnum

[Gryff]

629 no dash with barrel chopped and action tuned by Bill Davis.

[bplvr]

new toy...1954 ,Excellent shape w/original box.

[Firerescuebatt07]

Model 60 Pro 357mag

[pure762]

S&W 686

[jben]

S&W 25-2 cut to 2 inches and rechambered in .45Colt.

[TanksEcho]

S&W 642-2

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