I love to show my 15-3 snubbie off.
Let's see your K-frame snubbies
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dacoontz
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My new 19-5
Picked this one up a couple weeks back for a bargain. Purchased it to flip it since I generally like the stainless autos and older revolvers, but she grew on me real quick and I can't commit to decommit just yet. Next step will be to see if I can find some proper wood or bone for her and then see how I feel.
Picked this one up a couple weeks back for a bargain. Purchased it to flip it since I generally like the stainless autos and older revolvers, but she grew on me real quick and I can't commit to decommit just yet. Next step will be to see if I can find some proper wood or bone for her and then see how I feel.
Capt Crunch
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My father's off duty pistol, handed down to me.
CH47gunner
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10-5
Great guns everybody!
Time to add my few to the gallery.
In numerical order:
First up is a 2 inch 10-5...
...followed by its 3 inch brother..
...and its Model 12 cousin...
...and a shiny cousin, the 64-2...
...and finally "big sister" 65-5:
Time to add my few to the gallery.
In numerical order:
First up is a 2 inch 10-5...
...followed by its 3 inch brother..
...and its Model 12 cousin...
...and a shiny cousin, the 64-2...
...and finally "big sister" 65-5:
wheelgun28
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66-1
65-?
NY-1 3" RB
10 from down under
66 K Comp in the middle
65-?
NY-1 3" RB
10 from down under
66 K Comp in the middle
I am a K frame guy. At present I only have two 'snubbies' and they are three inch. The M-65 4" in the picture may be a Snubby soon. I picked up a new 3" barrel with the plan of replacing the 4"...............since then I have been having second thoughts............still not sure which way to jump. But, for what they are worth, here's mine. I probably carry the M-13 more than the other two. Keep shootin'
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Posted before but...wth
The K's are some of S&W finest, IMHO. L-R = M66-2, M19-3, M13-3, M10-5.
The K's are some of S&W finest, IMHO. L-R = M66-2, M19-3, M13-3, M10-5.
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Black_Sheep
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Here's another to keep this thread alive...
Model 10-8 3"
Model 10-8 3"
bobf
US Veteran
I will help keep it going.
15-3 definitely used but excellent mechanically.
15-3 definitely used but excellent mechanically.
squidsix
Member
2" 10-5
wearing Ahrends boot grips.
wearing Ahrends boot grips.
TexasSTEP
Member
I'll through in some of my favorites. First, my twin 66's, a 66-1 and a 66-3:
And my twin nickel 19's, a 19-3 and a 19-4:
-TS
And my twin nickel 19's, a 19-3 and a 19-4:
-TS
A recently purchased 10-5 from around 1967.
terry
dbracin
Member
64-2
Modified
Member
I love K frame snubbies, but my collection of them is sort of weird.
I've ended up with (the gun that started it all) being the nice pre-10 that had hogues on it, so right now it is wearing some jigged bones. Thats on the left. Going clockwise:
Pre-12, alloy cylinder. Lots of wear, supposedly an old Chicago police detective's gun. Seems shootable (but I never will). I have nicknamed it my S&W Hand Grenade.
Model of 1902 1st Change re-barreled at some point in it's life to make it a snubby. It's great.
Pre-War (sorta) shipped post war. Someone upgraded the sights. Very odd gun. Shipped August of '46. Actually an S range gun, except that the S is stamped on the frame under the stocks.
And because of my random luck, another Pre-War, shipped post war, also August of '46. This one though is not S range, it does have the pre-war serial range on it.
I still need a proper high condition pre-war (that shipped pre-war) Snubby, and a really nice high polish half moon round butt (so that the beautiful set of round butt K frame rosewoods I found have a place to live).
Then I will be content.
(no, not really, I'll happily own all the Snubby K frames and buy them until I die).
I've ended up with (the gun that started it all) being the nice pre-10 that had hogues on it, so right now it is wearing some jigged bones. Thats on the left. Going clockwise:
Pre-12, alloy cylinder. Lots of wear, supposedly an old Chicago police detective's gun. Seems shootable (but I never will). I have nicknamed it my S&W Hand Grenade.
Model of 1902 1st Change re-barreled at some point in it's life to make it a snubby. It's great.
Pre-War (sorta) shipped post war. Someone upgraded the sights. Very odd gun. Shipped August of '46. Actually an S range gun, except that the S is stamped on the frame under the stocks.
And because of my random luck, another Pre-War, shipped post war, also August of '46. This one though is not S range, it does have the pre-war serial range on it.
I still need a proper high condition pre-war (that shipped pre-war) Snubby, and a really nice high polish half moon round butt (so that the beautiful set of round butt K frame rosewoods I found have a place to live).
Then I will be content.
(no, not really, I'll happily own all the Snubby K frames and buy them until I die).
M10-5
M66-3
M66-3
Stophel
Member
I wish I could carry mine in my pocket!
