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The Library
Ah, Snubbies -
Reflections by Syd
.357 Magnum as
a personal defense load
.38 Special Snubby
Ballistics Stephen Ricciardelli
38 Snub Vs.
.357 Snub - A quick comparison of ballistics between the .38 Special
and the .357 Magnum in a short barreled revolver
.44 Special vs .357 for
Carry By Combat Controller
Age and the Snubnose -
Thoughts on the best personal defense handgun for the physically challenged
Bianchi Agent
Slim Speedloader Pouch
The Centennial, Smith & Wesson
Models 40, 42, 640, 940, 442, 642, 340Sc, 342Ti and 340PD
Combat Snubby Shooting
the Askins Way
Crimson Trace Lasergrips
The Classic Colt
Detective Special .38 Revolver By Mike Guffey
Double Action Only (DAO)
versus Double Action/Single Action (DA/SA)
Drama at Blair House: the attempted assassination of Harry Truman
Emergency Reloading
the Defensive Revolver with a Bianchi Speed Strip
Getting a Gripon J-frames!
By Stephen A. Camp
The goals of
the gunman? by Gabe Suarez
Grizzly Bears and the
.357 Magnum Revolver
Have No Faith in Your
Defensive Handgun Caliber or Load!
(Or Why I don't Get Involved in "Caliber Wars.") By Stephen A. Camp
Heavy Metal: the Model 629
Snubnose .44 Magnum
Making the J-Frame
Work - Sagely advice from Stephen Camp, a man who has been there
The North American Arms
Mini Revolver By Syd
My Two Busiest
Snubnose Holsters By Syd
Practice
Drills for the Defensive Snubnose
Point Shooting and
the Snub Nose
Revolver checkout: how
to tell if a particular specimen is any good By Jim March
The Revolver as a
CCW Gun By Gabe Suarez
Ruger Snubnose SP101 by
George Hill
Ruger SP101 with 3 1/16"
Barrel By Stephen A. Camp
The Smith & Wesson Model 10
Model 36 Chiefs Special
Smith & Wesson .38 Special Snubby
Rehabilitation - Pawpaw's
Model 60 Smith & Wesson
Smith & Wesson 360PD Revolver
By Dan Smith
Smith & Wesson's Fifty
- By John Taffin
The Smith & Wesson
J-Frames - by John Taffin
The Smith & Wesson Model
60-15 3 .357 Magnum
Stretch Snubby is a Solid Performer
The Smith & Wesson Model 637,
Chiefs Special Airweight .38 Special
The Smith & Wesson Model
64-3 By Stephen A. Camp
One Mans Opinion
On The Concealed Carry Handgun By Ronald S. Markowitz
- The Model 640
Smith & Wesson Model 642 Centennial
Airweight
Snubnose Revolution
by Frank Borelli
Why Carry a Revolver
- Excellent Piece by Preacherman
A Tale of Two Trigger
Jobs - My journey into to the belly of the beast
Taurus
Model 85 By Conservative Scalawag
The Theory of the Snubnose
Revolver
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