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Snub Gun Study Group - USA
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29 September 2021, 16:59

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29 September 2021, 21:22
a model 10 , 19 and 36 would round of my preps wonderfully
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30 September 2021, 03:01
Got a couple of 10s, classics, gave one to my son when he turned whatever?

No 19 but there is a 66 floating around the family somewhere.

Got a 36, actually it's a 37 air-weight, but don't carry it much. The hammer spur digs into my spare tire. Went to a 642 instead. Same gun only hammerless with an alloy frame, stainless cylinder.

Since 911 I have almost completely switched over to subcompact autos for their extra rounds. Hard to believe that was 20 years ago.
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30 September 2021, 20:13
My favourite pistol was a 4 inch barrel model 15, with pachmayr rubber grips, not really a snubby but small frame, it was so comfortable in the hand, and small enough so my wife and children all could use it.

Having adjustable sights it was very accurate, on a good day I could get 2 inch groups at 20 yards.

It was 38special but proofed +p, so could handle some good factory loads.
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