Are Snubbies Stupid?

[Nosferatu]

Yeah.....I need Grammarly.

Aloha, Mark

Hoked on fonix werked fur me!

 

[64MercurysRule]

Oh ....... I thought you said Graham..,..Cracker .

 

[ma96782]

Off topic but, DYK?



Aloha, Mark

 

[64MercurysRule]

Yes and promoted a healthy diet high in fiber . Well I guess that could keep you busy as to curb ones amourus activity .

 

[WillametteWill]

World Champion Shooter / Trainer Robert Vogel Nearly Arrested While Connecting Through JFK

Here is another more recent reason you should never travel to New York City with a firearm or even have it as a connection when flying to another airport.

www.usacarry.com

Heres another.

This has been a fear when traveling through New York for a while, and sometimes NJ. With this logic, if FedEx ships my gun through NY, I would also be in trouble. They are just evil there.

Regarding the video in post #86, a bit of apple to oranges. The lady brought a gun into NY to possess. I'm sure we all agree that she should be able to do this...but you can't in NY. (FOPA is supposed to help you travel through, not as a destination, as I understand it.) The guy with the magazine...I could tell something was wrong when he said TSA said to bring it. That is not how it works. You take it to the airline and then it goes to TSA. To me, it is pretty clear that he tried to bring a magazine (gun part) with his carry-on. GIANT no no.

New Jersey had to be sued to stop arresting officers from out of state that are allowed by federal law to carry in their state. It is no surprise that gun-hating states like them, NY and MA are literally a no-fly zone for gun owners. I have found at this point in time, Cali really doesn't care at the airports. I've flown into at least seven different airports on multiple airlines without any issues (running to find some wood to knock on)!

 

[ilikegunspdx]

This has been a fear when traveling through New York for a while, and sometimes NJ. With this logic, if FedEx ships my gun through NY, I would also be in trouble. They are just evil there.

Regarding the video in post #86, a bit of apple to oranges. The lady brought a gun into NY to possess. I'm sure we all agree that she should be able to do this...but you can't in NY. (FOPA is supposed to help you travel through, not as a destination, as I understand it.) The guy with the magazine...I could tell something was wrong when he said TSA said to bring it. That is not how it works. You take it to the airline and then it goes to TSA. To me, it is pretty clear that he tried to bring a magazine (gun part) with his carry-on. GIANT no no.

New Jersey had to be sued to stop arresting officers from out of state that are allowed by federal law to carry in their state. It is no surprise that gun-hating states like them, NY and MA are literally a no-fly zone for gun owners. I have found at this point in time, Cali really doesn't care at the airports. I've flown into at least seven different airports on multiple airlines without any issues (running to find some wood to knock on)!

Whenever I travel to NY I just wear this on a sling. Keeps all the baddies away.


When a baddie finds you in dark alley it's all

View: https://youtu.be/TTDmC8BFnmY?si=jaZNrYBNPIvsnue8

 

[Joe F]

If it works, it's not stupid.

 

[Paolung]

Are Snubbies Stupid? I think not. Get past the useless caliber rhetoric and look at the facts.

https://youtu.be/zBNliNS9L_A?si=rgksrjzmvUe6ii5N


Checkout our Revolver Operation course coming up in August. We go through the use of full size, snub and pocket sized revolvers of many calibers. There will be a chance to try out many different types of revolvers, calibers and holsters.

https://cerberus-training.com/products/revolver-operation

Opinion before watching the video: No, they aren't stupid. They're great, when one remembers their advantages and disadvantages, and uses them to that effect..

After watching video: Unchanged.

Love my J frame.

 

[po18guy]

Heel toe downshifting for the win!

As demonstrated by my favorite driver Walter Rohrl:

View: https://youtube.com/shorts/EbLrq6cEPAw?si=D2BKuEG6np_iMb4X

View: https://youtu.be/wqREtbLe4sY?si=P9U6kYwnm0Qffonz

Walt is doing some turbo loading while braking. Gotta keep her spooled up!

 

[dangerranger60]

This has been a fear when traveling through New York for a while, and sometimes NJ. With this logic, if FedEx ships my gun through NY, I would also be in trouble. They are just evil there.

Regarding the video in post #86, a bit of apple to oranges. The lady brought a gun into NY to possess. I'm sure we all agree that she should be able to do this...but you can't in NY. (FOPA is supposed to help you travel through, not as a destination, as I understand it.) The guy with the magazine...I could tell something was wrong when he said TSA said to bring it. That is not how it works. You take it to the airline and then it goes to TSA. To me, it is pretty clear that he tried to bring a magazine (gun part) with his carry-on. GIANT no no.

New Jersey had to be sued to stop arresting officers from out of state that are allowed by federal law to carry in their state. It is no surprise that gun-hating states like them, NY and MA are literally a no-fly zone for gun owners. I have found at this point in time, Cali really doesn't care at the airports. I've flown into at least seven different airports on multiple airlines without any issues (running to find some wood to knock on)!

At least one of those I know got hung up for having loaded magazines. Even though Federal law, State law, TSA rules and Southwest Airlines all agreed that was within the rules. SF considers any ammo in any part of the gun a loaded weapon. DR

 

[ilikegunspdx]

At least one of those I know got hung up for having loaded magazines. Even though Federal law, State law, TSA rules and Southwest Airlines all agreed that was within the rules. SF considers any ammo in any part of the gun a loaded weapon. DR

Does SF stand for San Francisco?

 

[Knobgoblin]

Heck no. My stubby snubby is my last resort. G43x and 2 spare mags at all times on waistband. 38 snubby on my ankle in my right work boot, med kit on my ankle inside my left work boot!

How do you starve a liberal?


Hide his food stamps in his work boots!

 

[Gunbuggy]

How do you starve a liberal?


Hide his food stamps in his work boots!

My grandpa used to tell me that joke, although a different group of people was used instead of liberals lol. I obviously won't say that here.

 

[thekingoftroy]

I personally like revolvers but don't shoot them very well. With that said I own a Colt King Cobra .357 with a 2 inch barrel. It has a very smooth trigger and is a pretty cool gun. It doesn't see much action at the range though.

 

[Nosferatu]

but don't shoot them very well.

It doesn't see much action at the range though.

Perhaps some correlation?

 

[nammac]

Perhaps some correlation?

Practice, practice, practice…

It's the only way to master snubbie wheelguns. Gotta get out there and get trigger time. I average a couple of range sessions a month but dry fire practice 2 or 3 times a week. Gotta keep the fingers, hands and eyes coordinated to the sights aren't hopping around.

 

[25-06]

I have a 642 that sits on my nightstand. It's my, "gotta make a quick run to town and don't want to put on a holster" gun
I have a 2-1/2" S&W 19 that never leaves the safe and a 2" S&W 64 that sometimes is my cc gun

Snubbies are awesome. Still bummed I sold my model 36, but the 642 is more practical.

 

[thekingoftroy]

Perhaps some correlation?

Absolutely. I do prefer my 1911's so they get more attention.

 

[clanhanson]

Off topic but, DYK?

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Aloha, Mark

I thought that was Corn Flakes? Or perhaps they had similar ideas/hatred for horniness

Oh, yeah... snubbies are kewl

 

[Jade Falcon]

I can promise you that the miscreant that I have to shoot with my 642 isn't going to think that it's very "stupid".