Can a J Frame be a BBQ Gun?

[smitholdtimer]

SVT28

If you had not already stated that you purchased it used I would have commented that it appears to have just been unpacked from it's factory box. Even more so were it wearing the original grips although those it's wearing are very complimentary, proud find, indeed!

 

[Les Greevy]

BBQ J frame

How about a 60-15 Pro Series with 3 inch barrel, Esmeralda's ivory wood stocks. Holster and shell carrier are horsehide with rattlesnake inserts by Lobo.

 

[SAFireman]

A J frame? sure, how about an I frame?

This is a nickle baby chief with Sambar stocks.

And here is a well loved Chief's Special in a floral carved holster and a Tyler polished aluminum grip adapter.

 

[sw702]

I think so.........

 

[AJ]

Knew a fellow that had a highly engraved S&W J Frame in .32 S&W. He wore it as a BBQ gun.

 

[colt_saa]

Of course a J-frame can be a BBQ gun

I have the 39th Production Model 649 produced

This is one of 25 hand selected revolvers that was embellished by the Factory to honor the introduction of the 1st stainless steel Bodyguard. In addition to the Factory engraving the African Elephant ivory stocks were also provided with the revolver. This is the best Factory Ivory I have



However I will also sometimes carry two of my PC 940 Specials. I wear these in a New York Reload holster made by Bell Charter Oak. Very often it is the holster that gets the most attention, until I pull one of the revolvers out and people realize that they're chambered for 356 TSW

 

[two-bit cowboy]

A J frame? sure, how about an I frame?

This is a nickle baby chief with Sambar stocks.

The Chiefs Special was NEVER built on an I-frame, not even a
modified I-frame as some supposed experts claim.

Your five-screw Chiefs Special was built on the original J-frame.

 

[JohnRippert]

I have no problem with a J-frame as a BBQ gun, especially that one. If I were to wear one while BBQing it would be this 19-2.