"Snubby Love" Let's see your snubbies

[Kyrsen]

Shortest snubbie contest!!


Beat THAT!!
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HA HA.... beat my snubbie!

I love that Pug-TX! Only reason I opted for the TC instead is the .22lr conversion cylinder.

 

[Dirty Cary]

 

[Ducati_Meister]

Your wish is my command.

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Touche lol

 

[nammac]

Another shameless Taurus stubby owner...

 

[Knobgoblin]

Most of em.

 

[ma96782]

S&W M60

S&W M15

Sorry, I can't locate the photo of my S&W 686 snubby.

Aloha, Mark

 

[CountryGent]

Another shameless Taurus stubby owner...

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My wife wandered through and used expression "gorgeous grips". I concur with this comment. If I may ask, where were these acquired? Altamont?

 

[nammac]

My wife wandered through and used expression "gorgeous grips". I concur with this comment. If I may ask, where were these acquired? Altamont?

Yes sir, Altamont. Not crazy about the rubber grips that came on it, and found these to set off the matte stainless finish. They contrast well and are just grippy enough to offer sufficient control.

 

[CountryGent]

Yes sir, Altamont. Not crazy about the rubber grips that came on it, and found these to set off the matte stainless finish. They contrast well and are just grippy enough to offer sufficient control.

Very nice. I've always been pleased with Altamont's grips and, in the off chance they didn't fit, their easy-peasy return policy. 'gratz, friend.

 

[1911coltguy]

Old school S&W Nickel Model 37 Airweight, perfect for summer cargo shorts pocket carry.

 

[NobullSKS]

Family loves our little "lady smith"

 

[1911coltguy]

And another oldie for the Pony fans

 

[HDR]

I've got a few snubbies. Mainly S&W, which I cherish. This is one that I put together from two broken guns, misc spare parts and a grand total investment of $200. It's a compilation of parts from a Rossi 687 and 88. Chambered in 38 Special. I started collecting Rossi's a few years ago and would grab cheapies when I saw them and work them over to taste. I own some handsome revolvers but this one gets as much attention as any of them. Most people dismiss Rossi revolvers as cheap junk but with certain exceptions I wholeheartedly disagree. With a little tuning and fitting they can be just as nice to shoot as a Ruger or S&W. Out of the half dozen that I shoot regularly, I've yet to have one fail.

 

[Mikeyg]

The wife's model 60 .357. And my 460. I think they look pretty funny next to each other.

 

[Triton900]

Sorry, I could not handle the smell of all the BS around here (Taurus joke)
Kidding of course! Maybe...

 

[nammac]

I've got a few snubbies. Mainly S&W, which I cherish. This is one that I put together from two broken guns, misc spare parts and a grand total investment of $200. It's a compilation of parts from a Rossi 687 and 88. Chambered in 38 Special. I started collecting Rossi's a few years ago and would grab cheapies when I saw them and work them over to taste. I own some handsome revolvers but this one gets as much attention as any of them. Most people dismiss Rossi revolvers as cheap junk but with certain exceptions I wholeheartedly disagree. With a little tuning and fitting they can be just as nice to shoot as a Ruger or S&W. Out of the half dozen that I shoot regularly, I've yet to have one fail.

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Like the 2-tone, eye catching...

 

[Scout 38S]

Here's two of mine:

 

[Old Dog]

Model 10s, 442, Cobra and King Cobra

 

[Scout 38S]

Model 10s, 442, Cobra and King Cobra
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Love The Colt's, great carry pieces. Others are no slouches either.

 

[Dirty Cary]

44 magnum, 38spl and 3in judge 410/45lc.