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Not sure, but I think the brass is applied over a steel frame but suspect I’m wrong.

I love snubbies in 38 spl! Up close they are effective!

Me too, and shoot it pretty darn well!

I pay little to no attention to what’s popular and selling or what ammo is flying off the shelves, or what the gun magazines are pushing! I look at ballistics, bullet caliber, weight and velocity. That tells me all I really need to know. The 40 S&W still has what it takes!

If it’s a first handgun make sure it’s a 22 LR so they can do a lot of shooting and not develop a flinch.

I love snubbies! “You done GOOD!” Beautiful little revolver.

Sad tale but true!

I carry what I can. Sometimes that’s a large capacity 45 acp, sometimes a 12 round 9mm Mak, sometimes a tiny NAAs mini revolver of only five rounds in 22 LR. But I’m always armed.

That sounds like saying a woman is to pretty to make love to. 😉

Concealed is concealed! Don’t print and keep your mouth shut! I ignore all no gun signs except those with scanners.

One S&W? A Colt 1911! Okay seriously, a S&W Mod. 22, 1917 Classic 45 acp revolver.

YES…..you should stop now…🤣😉

You got that right!

I’m old and don’t enjoy being overly burdened with multiple mags or speed-loaders/strip-clips especially when the odds are I’m not going to need them. That being said I never leave the house without one of my many handguns.

How can I make my revolvers full-auto? 🤣😉

Love that Colt snubby!

I do not open carry as I don’t want to be identified and shot first. I have taken my jacket off after being seated when eating out but drape it over the back of the chair or booth to help conceal it.

Since you ask I think you should carry what you are most comfortable with comfort wise and mentally.

In a law enforcement situation I agree, but for personal protection on the street a revolver, even a five shot revolver is more than adequate. The odds of getting into a protracted gun fight for a civilian are minuscule. Go with whatever you are comfortable but the odds of a civilian getting...

I totally agree and will carry both but I love my "Snubby"! I know it will go bang and continue to do so until I have gone through the cylinder.