Have we had a K frame snubbie Picture thread lately?

[TXSWFAN]

This M19-3 really needs a set of elephant ivory stocks.

 

[Guest]

2.5" M10....

Early postwar 2 inch M&P

Prewar M&P

 

[tipoc]

M13-3.

tipoc

 

[tipoc]

Two postwar M&Ps. One is a bit of a cheat snub, as it's cut down from a 4".

tipoc

 

[Deathompson]

oops my bad....

This is a model 56....

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[Hanweii]

Model 19-2 2.5" w/Fuzzy Farrant Grips

Model 64-3

 

[pred]

My 12-2 from I forget right now, But it's a flat latch.

Peter
And it seems as though we all have a model 10 of some sort in a snub,
Here's my 10-7

 

[GF]

Here's a 19-3 in nickel...

...and a 15-2.

 

[GUNKWAZY]

Factory ploished 66-1.

Some other 66's for back up duty.

Jeff (GUNKWAZY)

 

[Iggy]

My everyday packin' gun.

The wife's duty gun many moons ago. It's still her nightstand gun.

 

[ladder13]

Here's a couple

66-3

10-7

10-8

m&p

15-3

m64 ny-1

m64 ny-1

19-3

65-5

 

[mod57]

My 1968 Model 15-2

regards,
Ralph

 

[Catman253]

.38 Military & Police

 

[Dragonfly]

My 3" Model 10-10:

 

[digi-shots]

Here's a model 12-1 Airweight with a non-factory finish:

and a model 10-5:

 

[bmcgilvray]

Only have a group photo which includes a couple of "Brand X" revolvers.

I always love to see pre-war M&Ps. The 3-inch and especially that 2 1/2-inch Model 10 are eye catching. I think the 2-inch Model 15 is the world's classiest snubbie.

 

[JayCeeNC]

2" .38 M&P transition model, shipped December, 1947:

 

[Guest]

Here are a couple:

This particular gun was part of a shipment of 125 Model 19-3s that were shipped to the Snohomish County Washington, Sheriffs' Office in 1976. There were 25 guns with the 2-1/2" barrel, for the Detectives, Department Heads etc., with the remaining 100 having the 6" barrel, for the Road Deputies. I helped with the unpacking of these guns in 1976 and made this one Welcome to my Collection by again Unpacking it in 2006 to bring it "Home Again" as it had been in my Gun Shop in '76 for some kind of minor repair work.

Here's a piece of the Factory Letter from Roy Jinks.

 

[deanodog]

Boy those are all beauties. I will show my plain Jane model 66-1 again. This is the only one I have.

 

[boneman]

I want to play here's mine