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I've got snubbies, but no pictures. 66-2, 10-5, 327 NG, 442-2, 637-2. It's not much of a collection, but it's a start.
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WOW, a bakers dozen. somebody has it bad, the S&W snubby disease.
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Snubbies?
Do 3"ers count as snubbies?
I do have this old thing ,,a 19-3 2 1/2"
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My one and only. (642)
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Snubbies live here. This photo's been shown here before.
Two Colts
Detective Special 1966
Banker's Special 1932
Four Smith & Wessons
Chief's Special 1952
Model 642 1998
Military & Police 2-inch 1953
Model 10 2-inch 1996
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Nice guns, BUT in my opinion.. half of them aint snubbies!
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2" Model 36 and a 3" Model 65.
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new (to me) 3914
Just got my first non-revolving snub, a 3914, like this, this is not mine, thanks to whoever's photo I borrowed. Shot a plates match this morning with it...it works just fine.
Am thinking of shifting my Crimson Trace grip from my m.60 snub to my 940...my best scores with J frame sized snubs so far are with a Colt Cobra, and a 640 and 649. but my model 10 snub is more consistent (or I am , with it), so long as I get the proper amount of Kentucky windage dialed in.
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Hi I have only 2 snubbies.My Model 640 357 Magnum and a 1968 Colt Detective Special.Will post pics later.......God Bless Mike http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/...47709249jcYWfn
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I got a 342 PD and a 1962 flat latch mdl 36 , i carry the 342 at all times.
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Colt and S&W
Here are the two that I have, Colt Lawman MKIII .357 and S&W 642-2.
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Some awesome pics, guys (and gals ). Lot's of Chief's and Centennials, but not many Bodyguards.
How disturbing.
Anyway...
I have three:
Smith & Wesson Airweight J frame model 38 "Bodyguard" from 1985.
Colt "Cobra" snubbie from 1974.
And...
Smith & Wesson Airweight K frame model 12-2 snub from 1970.
Sorry, no pics. I'm camera illiterate.
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New photo of my carry piece. Photo inspired by another forum poster.
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Some awesome pics, guys (and gals ). Lot's of Chief's and Centennials, but not many Bodyguards.
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Don't be disturbed, maybe I can help.... 
There's no accounting for taste, or lack thereof....  Some folks just have never got fully tuned to the beauty of the Bodyguard, the Thinking Man's J frame...
Did I mention that Bodyguards... ROCK??
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Can't forget the humpbacks!
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SmithNut's photo more than made up for the lack of Bodyguards in this thread, but here's another small assortment--a pair from the mid-60's, both steel and Airweight; an MSP-variant M38 from 1975, and a 638-1 from 1991:
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38 no dash
Here's my daily CCW snubby. pics are not the best.
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After seeing all the no lock guns I'm a bit trepidatious about posting this one. It's my only snubbie. It's been lightly polished, including the MIM trigger and hammer. It's slick, accurate and reliable through about 1500 rounds. I like it.
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After seeing all the no lock guns I'm a bit trepidatious about posting this one. It's my only snubbie. It's been lightly polished, including the MIM trigger and hammer. It's slick, accurate and reliable through about 1500 rounds. I like it.
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No need to feel that way, I have a model 60-14, with a lock, and over 1300 rounds fired, it does great. But after seeing yours, I am going to have to get out the Mothers Mag, and spend some time shining her up.
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Here is my wife's 642.
I carry a SP101.
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Here's a couple K-frame snubbies.
and a few more.
I need a studio or at least better lighting...
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VERY NICE!!!!!! Thanks for the photo's!! Also pm sent.
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My 19-6 & 642-2
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I now have two...
This one I've had for about three months. Model 49:
And this one I just bought today. 686-6, seven-shot:
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I understand having 19 Smith snubs..
What I dont get is 19 smith 19 snubs.
Do they all have different dash numbers or something?
Its no wonder I cant find any at the shows.....
All kidding aside, Awesome collection.
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and I'll be waiting for the gate to open at the next one. There are still a lot of holes I may never fill but the search is the fun part.
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What a GREAT thread!
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A 3" 29 from the mid-80's
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MY snubbies. Mod 36, Mod 60 with Executioner stags, Mod 36 Nickle square butt, Mod 19 with Executioner stags.
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"942"
I finaly got the 940-1 9mm cylinder fit to my 642 & now am the owner of a 942 Airweight J Frame Convertable..
Range Report Due!!
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This probably doesn't count because it's not a Smith...
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Even though it's not a Smith, I think your snubbie should still count since it's such a nice one!
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60-1 from 1986...660 made for Ashland with adjustable sights.
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My two;
500ES Snubbie
M29-10 3" Custom by Magnaport
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Shameless plug for an old thread.
Lots of classic snubs here.
The Really Old Chief's Special Thread
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a couple more...
Seeing those old Colts, had to run this one up. And my nickel 36...and my Cobra, which is the best shooter of the bunch, very accurate.
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Model 10 no dash
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I put a S&W M&P 360 on Lay-Away and was going to pick it up when I got my bonus on Jan 1st. After looking at 17 pages and 163 posts and and countless awesome pictures. I find myself repeating stick to your plan, stick to the plan, stick to the plan. Oh who am I kidding I am busting into savings and and going and picking mine up. No stick to the plan. I give up.
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