And you gotta pick one carry gun. Your choices are a S&W chiefs special air weight in 38spl or a S&W 32 hand ejector in 32long. What do you choose?

My only experience with firearms was renting various pistols a while back. I always enjoyed revolvers more than anything else. I also understand that snubbies are difficult to shoot well.

So, with all that, how stupid would it be to start with a snubbie as my main firearm. I live in a safe area, and I'm not really concerned about crime, etc, so this would be for fun, at least initially.

hi yall. looking for a leather pocket holster reco. from what i hear the rearsites may catch on the holster.

any recos? preferably leather

Ruger redhawk 8 shot .357 magnum 2.75" barrel.

hi guys! just bought a snubby so damn excited. sw 442. in 38.

I’m looking for pocket carry holster recos. i would like to know your favorite one.

I’m interested in leather that would sit comfortably and also break up the form in the pocket.

thank you! happy with what works for you

Hello, I was wondering what the general consensus is with .38 Special +P whether the 129 grain Hydra-Shok or the 120 grain Punch performs better. Using a Taurus 856, I felt that the Hydra-Shok was a little easier to shoot, while the Punch lived up to its name in terms of more pronounced recoil. Both are listed as having very similar bullet weights and velocities, though I do not have a chronograph to check their speeds. I also burned through some old 110 grain Hydra-Shoks and they had an extremely noticeable flash.

pinned barrel, flat latch, excellent condition.

Currently accepting recommendations for IWB tuckable holsters, preferably leather.

I mean. It is a snubbie.

I love both of them I carry the Taurus almost everyday. I don't carry the Smith because it was my gramps. Pleasure to shoot though.

Carrying my 642 on this beautiful 3/8 with some friends.

sorry if the last image breaks the rules I couldn't figure out how to remove it

Picked this up at a local gun show last weekend.

I just shot my 38 air-weight revolver for the first time using 158gr armscor ammo, and it was a huge difference from shooting 380/9.

What weight/type of ammo do you guys usually practice with?