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(1) You own more than two J or K frames of the same style and barrel length i.e. a 642 and a 442 or a 19 and a 66.
Well I do own three J frame snubbys, only one sub 2"
(2) You know what runs of the Charter Arms Bulldog are the better made ones.
I had a MagNa Ported customized 44 Bulldog 1 of 500 made (my number somewhere in the middle) that was a nice example.
(3) You know that there is a .44Spl and own a revolver chambered for it.
Used to own, I traded the ,44Spl Bulldog for something I could shoot.
(4) You know the difference between a centennial and a bodyguard J frame.
Yep
(5) You carry full power .357 Magnums in a revolver with less than a 3" barrel.
Only in my 640 Pro Series with air cushion CT 405's
(6) When asked why you carry a snubbie when there are small(er) semi autos that carry more ammo you reply that if you can't get it done with 5 or 6 rounds 15 wont help you.
I've said that
(7) Even though you agree with #6 you carry two snubbies since if you empty the first snubbie you can draw the other one faster than you can reload the first one.
Or change magazines for that matter
(8) You know what a Bloodwork snubbie looks like.
Now I do after reading this timeless thread
(9) You know that Colt made a revolver named the Magnum Carry.
No, but I owned a Colt Cobra decades ago as a BUG
(10) You carry a L or N frame snubbie in a normal basis.
I do carry my 547 often but don't consider a 3" barrel a snubby
(11) You actually own a X frame snubbie and you have shot it more than once.
Don't own one, but I bet once would be enough
(12) Your first choice in a 9mm is a S&W 940 or a Ruger SP101.
No, my 547 is my first choice in 9mm, followed by my 3914 DAO which backs it up
(13) You know what a Fitz Special looks like.
(14) The name John Henry Fitzgerald means something to you.
(15) You cried when in the book Ghostman the main character tore up his Detective Special.
No, no, and no
(16) You actually bobbed the hammer on a DA/SA revolver.
Cut the tail off my brand new 360PD AirLite within days. Taped it up good and used an angle grinder. I left the cut shiney, it helps in bringing up the sight picture (if things ever get that far). Kind of matches the Factory bob job on the 547. Thumbs easier in and out of holster.
(17) You carry a speed loader and a speed strip.
Neither in most cases, speed strip at most. either is a good way to get shot in a gunfight. I prefer going to a backup gun in a NY read load. Way faster than any reload, even a second magazine, and best way to handle a malfunction
Thanks for reading... I am a Snubbie fanboy.
A remnant of spur also gave purchase to a holster thumbstrap.
