Absolutely awesome Snubby Podcast over at Primary&Secondary

[SeriousStudent]

The 2” mod 12, .38, alloy “K” frame has always been my favorite Snubby.
The ideal combination of size, weight, “shootability” and 6 rounds. A dandy Winter, “Pocket Gun”.

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I love those! I have a RB and a SB 2" Model 12, both are pound puppies. Look a bit street worn, but wonderful to carry and shoot. Carries like a J-frame, shoots like a K-frame.

If Smith would reintroduce a 3" RB Model 12 with a bobbed DAO hammer and no lock, they would sell everyone of them they could build. Just look at how much a 3" RB Model 64 goes for. I have three of them, and they are averaging $800 each right now on Gunbroker.

A 3" heavy barrel RB Model 10-8 goes for a grand right now. A 2" RB Model 10-8 goes for $2,200 to $2,500 if you can find one. I am scared to shoot mine, it's basically irreplaceable.

[WillieThom]

Their Snubby/Revolver episodes are some of my favorites. There are a few they’ve put out over the last few years.

[ST911]

You want to get good with a striker-fired semi-auto? Pick up a double-action revolver.

Truth.

When I get time on my snubs, everything gets better.

[SeriousStudent]

Truth.

When I get time on my snubs, everything gets better.

I could not agree more. ST911 is correct, as always.

Want to be a good shooter with your Glock, M&P or P30?

Buy a 4" 686 and a 2" Model 15, practice for a year, and you will see your group size cut in half.

[gaijin]

Yes. There was a time when Double Action Revo’s were all one shot in PPC and NRA Action Pistol.
That definitely increased your level of proficiency with Auto Loaders. Sight Picture, Trigger Control. Focus.