Big bore snubbies

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How about a trio of 44 Mags? These are a handful, but the 240gr slug moving at 1100-1400 fps should make quick work of goblins and miscreants ;)

How about it? Show what ya got :)

Left to right: 629 EFFECTOR, 58-29 Jovino/Behlert, and 629-5 Camfor Limited.

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Here's a gaggle of big bore snubbies



And another: Model 296



Some individual photos of those above.

Jovino, Model 25-2


629-3 Lew Horton, Carry Comp (Mag Comp)






629-6 Camfour




Model 696




Even though I have small hands, I simply love N frame, short barrel, big bore revolvers. Also not against L frames.
 
This one used to be mine, now lives with another member. I got it from a friend, unfortunately he recently passed. We couldn't determine who did the work. It was marked 28-2 but converted to .44spl. I had some issues with it when I first got it, had a local talented gunsmith get it squared away. Good shooter after that. Has the looks/features of either Behlert or Jovino. Here's the thread from when I got it (just past 2 years ago):
Possible Jovino 28-2 .44spl **Update Post 35 w/range visit**


 
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Prototype S&W 460 Night Guard built for display at 2008 Shoot Show. Apparently the gun got little interest and was not produced.
It has all the features of the other guns in the Night Guard series except it is still stainless frame and was finished with Black Magic.

be safe
Ruggy

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I had a Horton 29-3. Got it because I really liked my M36-1 with the 3” barrel. Turns out I prefer the 4” tapered barreled N frames preferably in 45 ACP.

Kevin
 
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Prototype S&W 460 Night Guard built for display at 2008 Shoot Show. Apparently the gun got little interest and was not produced.
It has all the features of the other guns in the Night Guard series except it is still stainless frame and was finished with Black Magic.

be safe
Ruggy

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My wrist hurts just looking at it!
 
The is a thing of beauty. If you ever want to sell or trade it, let me know.

I've got this one too, it's not quite a snubby, which is why I did not put into my original post. This is a commercial 1917 in .45ACP with the barrel snipped to 4". I imagine some old time copper must have really known what he wanted and had this gun cut down from the original 5.5":

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