Snubbies

[GarynOKC]

while I prefer 3” I have a few shorter.

1964 model 42

 

[surjimmy]

Pick this up it's the new titanium as you know but I put the 632 grips on it I thought it match that cylinder pretty well.

 

[Kid Glock]

I like snubbies, preferably big-bore. Which the 625-10/-11 comes to mind as I think they're maybe the snubbiest. But they also come with the lock and alloy frame. Given that, I put a -10 barrel on a 1917 frame and round-butted to K frame size. I need to take a current pic as it now has a black grip adaptor. Reminds me of a Chief's Special, until you lay one beside it.

 

[sushi & pistols]

Model 42

 

[zipty6]

Model 42

The bug screw is super cool.

 

[zipty6]

This old model 30 is surprisingly accurate despite the cylinder customization.

 

[okierider]

This old model 30 is surprisingly accurate despite the cylinder customization.

WTH , motorcycle laydown road rash?? That ain't gonna buff out , LOL.

 

[zipty6]

2.5" Model 686-4

 

[Glock 'em down]

2.5" Model 686-4

Love that unfluted cylinder.

 

[gerhard1]

For some reason, I have never been overly-fond of snubbies. Their only real advantage is that they are easier to conceal in an OWB holster. Oh, they are easier to carry in a pocket as well. Almost all of my revolvers are 4" tubes with a few 5" and 6" thrown in for good measure. With the right holster, the longer barrels are easy to conceal and carry.