Centennial and the Bodyguard

[bobsguns]

Well, I will have you know that I have graduated from fingernail polish to a paint pen! If I am using a snubby it will probably be at point blank if not contact range, so the sights are just for looks anyway.

Not at ALL!

What if you have to make a precise shot? Say a hostage with a knife to their throat & you're 10~ yards away?

I tell folks to prepare for THE worst scenario so that they'll be ready should THE worst ever comes about.

My .o2

 

[bobsguns]

If one can get over the ugly looking cosmetics of the Body Guard, it is IMO a better choice for SD than the Centennial.

Don't think of it as "ugly".

Think of it as "full figured".

 

[bobsguns]

Irrelevant? Not so sure. Depends on whether "the original poster" really wants to spend his gunsmith money on making his two revolvers match in a way which doesn't do much to improve their effectiveness, or would consider spending it in a slightly different way which does. The cost to make both revolvers more user friendly in varying light conditions may turn out to be little more than to install red ramp inserts which offer no real-world useful improvement.

Well said!!!!