Show me your Snub!

[Euclidean]

Here's mine:



I love snubs. They're small, they have lots of neat innovations, they can be carried anywhere, they don't have tiny controls, and they're just so gosh danged fun to shoot!

I also hate snubs. They have short barrels, they have high felt recoil, a short extractor, and no matter how hard I practice with mine it's still not as accurate as my full size revolvers.

But still, I feel it's an extremely useful format that would probably handle any bad situation I may find myself in, and it's just so easy to live with a snub. So I love more than I hate.

I like snubs and I like looking at pictures of snubs. Let's see some!

[DefensiveCarry.com]

[Bud White]

Here's my colt Snub

[Bud White]

Ahh never mind i gots it now

[rfurtkamp]

My S&W pre-lock 296.

It's the only snub I've ever owned. I'm not partial to them in .38/.357.

[Captain Crunch]

Here's my S&W M60, Don Hume IWB, DeSantis speedloader pouch.

[JT]

I have a S&W 642, like Euclidean.

[Betty]

Smith & Wesson 640:



Smith & Wesson 66:



Can't find a full pic of my Colt Cobra:



At the bottom is the Taurus 617 I traded a while back. Top right shows a nice little Colt Detective Special my brother and I bought dad for Christmas one year.

[ExSoldier]

Here's mine:



I love snubs. They're small, they have lots of neat innovations, they can be carried anywhere, they don't have tiny controls, and they're just so gosh danged fun to shoot!

I also hate snubs. They have short barrels, they have high felt recoil, a short extractor, and no matter how hard I practice with mine it's still not as accurate as my full size...... I like snubs and I like looking at pictures of snubs. Let's see some!

Is this a trick question? Or is this the first thing MONICA said to BILL???

[P95Carry]

Ahhh - the ever popular ''snubs'' thread!

My SP-101 was all time carry last year - and will still see service at times - tho 226 has taken over now. Nice piece, made all the better with the CT's.

The other one - I think I have posted before - my much holster worn and sweat degraded (externally!) ol' M85. This was my first carry piece. It has seen little use for some time but currently - it is the best choice for my wife - good fit in purse and, she is much more at home with a revo.

[bunchok]

My 642 in my Hedley Pocket Holster with a pair of rosewood boot grips.

[Monty]

I have a S&W 642, like Euclidean.

Ditto...I did put some hard plastic stocks on mine, doesn't grab the pocket like rubber.

Monty

[George Hill]

Betty, I like those grips on that Smith & Wesson 640. What are they?

[Geezer]

Betty, please tell me about the grips on the 640. Brand ? Do you like them - how do they compare to the original rubber grips ? Any weight difference ? TKS

[Betty]

I like the wood grips much better than the original rubber ones - they're more ergonomic, and the gun isn't as "jumpy" when I shoot it. It fits like a glove.

I bought my grips from a vendor at my local gun show, and I did not ask who made them.

The closest I could find are these made by Badger Custom Grips. They're almost exactly the same.

I'm going to fit my S&W 66 with some next.

[DDGator]

Pushing the definition of a "snub" I guess... A 3 inch SP-101.