Bianchi #111 Cyclone. Always there, always reliable, and always rugged. Won't work too well for CCW, but, ATV or on foot, when the mini rhino's are out, and on a HEAVY leather 1 3/4" belt, it can be your best friend.

N frames for CCW, hmmmmmmmmmmm. Been there, done that, along with 2 1/2" Pythons, Detonics, Colt lightweight Commanders, Colt Govt. Models, S&W large frame 3rd, generation weapons.

And yes, even one of the very first M-629 3". Yeah, the bad guys tried a drug rip when I was carrying that one. They were impressed, and I am not deaf, and didn't have to make a mess on the headliner of their car. They went to jail, and I wasn't relieved of my life, and $40,000 of state money.

But, even a 26 oz., 4" barrel N frame is a royal pain to conceal. I guess if I going to carry the beast concealed, it would have to be in a pancake. Now that I think about it, I had one of "Roy Baker's orginal pancake holsters". If I remember right, he coined the name "Pancake" holster.