This is a discussion on Old School snubbies anyone? within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I just thought I'd share some pics of my other carry revolver my S&W 42 lemon squeezer. I think these snubbies just have a certain ...
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I just thought I'd share some pics of my other carry revolver my S&W 42 lemon squeezer. I think these snubbies just have a certain kinda coolness about them,a panache if you will. I think guns like this say something about the men who carry them. I think guns are very business like in their appearance if you will. So anyone here prefer the old school snubbies?
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Those always make me think "Dragnet" and "Elliot Ness"... LOL
However, I was reading the "Super Snubbie" thread, and those zealots in there are getting me to think I need one, just on principle...
"Who is to say that I am not an instrument of karma? Indeed, who is to say that I am not the very hand of God himself, dispatched by the Almighty to smite the Philistines and hypocrites, to lay low the dishonest and corrupt, and to bust the jawbone of some jackass that so desperately deserves it?"
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I will play along......
Last edited by pirate; December 8th, 2008 at 08:43 PM.
When I leave the home port:
S&W 642 Airweight, Ruger SP 101, Colt Detective Spec., CZ RAMI, Kahr PM9, Kahr CW40, S&W Model 10-7, Glock 30, 19, and 26, Browning Hi Power, CZ82, Colt Commander, Dan Wesson PM7, Ruger LCP
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They are hard to beat as a BUG.
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I'm hoping this Colt Cobra at work doesn't get out of there before I get my grubby little hands on it.
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All these classic S&W's... My 'classic snubby' is of the prancing pony family, but I'm quite fond of it, and it rides quite comfortably at my side :)
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Add those here too please!
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My Model 36 no-dash:
Is 1932 "old school" enough for you? A Colt Banker's Special for an old banker.
In .38 New Police (.38 S&W)
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1911luver, what's a "lemon squeezer"...?
"Who is to say that I am not an instrument of karma? Indeed, who is to say that I am not the very hand of God himself, dispatched by the Almighty to smite the Philistines and hypocrites, to lay low the dishonest and corrupt, and to bust the jawbone of some jackass that so desperately deserves it?"
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The squeezer is the grip safety on the backstrap of that model.
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See the long, black piece of metal that is running along the backstrap of the grip? That is a grip safety, and it needs to be "squeezed" for the gun to fire.Originally Posted by PointnClick
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That thing protruding from the back is a safety mechanism. Like the grip safety on a 1911. The action won't work unless it is engaged by squeezing the grip, kind of like sqeezing a lemon.
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Isn't a 1911 a lime squeezer?
Love the pics. Now I'm going to be on a quest for a vintage snubbie.
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This is my Back up Gun... (Rossi .38/.357Mag) Ain't she nice?
Mike
- I sold mine to the Muslim guy 4 doors down from me...
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