Who's Got Snubbies?
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jframefreak
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I've got snubbies, but no pictures. 66-2, 10-5, 327 NG, 442-2, 637-2. It's not much of a collection, but it's a start.
Revolver King
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WOW, a bakers dozen. somebody has it bad, the S&W snubby disease.
Allen-frame
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Snubbies?
Do 3"ers count as snubbies?
I do have this old thing ,,a 19-3 2 1/2"
Allen Frame
Do 3"ers count as snubbies?
I do have this old thing ,,a 19-3 2 1/2"
Allen Frame
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bmcgilvray
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Snubbies live here. This photo's been shown here before.
Two Colts
Detective Special 1966
Banker's Special 1932
Four Smith & Wessons
Chief's Special 1952
Model 642 1998
Military & Police 2-inch 1953
Model 10 2-inch 1996
Two Colts
Detective Special 1966
Banker's Special 1932
Four Smith & Wessons
Chief's Special 1952
Model 642 1998
Military & Police 2-inch 1953
Model 10 2-inch 1996
ChadW
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Nice guns, BUT in my opinion.. half of them aint snubbies!
Revolver King
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My Favorite 242
winchester1
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OK here we go again! What denotes a "snubby"? In my opinion all the above guns are snubbies. Anything with a 3.5" or less barrel should qualify. Thanks for the idea for another photo!
Be right back!
Be right back!
winchester1
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Just happend to be updating some photos and had a dining room table full of guns. Thanks for the idea.
Here's my "snubbies" (subject to debate of course
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Here's my "snubbies" (subject to debate of course
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panamajack310
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I am a snubbie fan. Here are a few of mine.
15-3
686 no dash and 686-4
625-3's
19-4 and 66-2
15-3
686 no dash and 686-4
625-3's
19-4 and 66-2
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Five Airweight snubs--442 nickel, 442 blue, early 642, PC-460 Airweight, plus a model 38 Bodyguard:
Another group--an early 640; 342 and 342PD; 442 nickel and blue; a pair of bobbed-hammer 37's; plus two great non-Smith snubs, a Ruger Speed Six and Colt Cobra:
Another group--an early 640; 342 and 342PD; 442 nickel and blue; a pair of bobbed-hammer 37's; plus two great non-Smith snubs, a Ruger Speed Six and Colt Cobra:
cmort666
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2" Model 36 and a 3" Model 65.
new (to me) 3914
Just got my first non-revolving snub, a 3914, like this, this is not mine, thanks to whoever's photo I borrowed. Shot a plates match this morning with it...it works just fine.
Am thinking of shifting my Crimson Trace grip from my m.60 snub to my 940...my best scores with J frame sized snubs so far are with a Colt Cobra, and a 640 and 649. but my model 10 snub is more consistent (or I am , with it), so long as I get the proper amount of Kentucky windage dialed in.
Just got my first non-revolving snub, a 3914, like this, this is not mine, thanks to whoever's photo I borrowed. Shot a plates match this morning with it...it works just fine.
Am thinking of shifting my Crimson Trace grip from my m.60 snub to my 940...my best scores with J frame sized snubs so far are with a Colt Cobra, and a 640 and 649. but my model 10 snub is more consistent (or I am , with it), so long as I get the proper amount of Kentucky windage dialed in.
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Cruiser RN
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Hi I have only 2 snubbies.My Model 640 357 Magnum and a 1968 Colt Detective Special.Will post pics later.......God Bless Mike http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/photo/2122746480047709249jcYWfn
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I have nothing to wear!
Handy as a toaster???
Handy as a toaster???
S&W-Keeper
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That is a nice bunch of the little fellows guys.
I've lost count on how many S&W and Colt Snubbies I've bought and sold over the past 30 years. Here's my 442 purchased around 1999. No plans to sell this one. It rides in my weekside pocket as a BUG to my on duty weapon.
