Hammerless Snubby Revolvers

[KB1176]

I looked around online and I don’t see many in a 2” barrel. Every other revolver I’ve shot other than the Kimber K6S I’ve hated.

I might look into getting another one. Any suggestions?

I like the close to 2” barrel, hammerless, and 6 shot preferred. I’m wondering if the Kimber is the only one that checks all the boxes.

 

[BLIP]

Have you ever considered bobbing a hammer ok a Smith K frame?

 

[glocker]

If you want to go on the cheap, armscor offers a 6 shot, 2 inch, hammer less.

 

[KB1176]

If you want to go on the cheap, armscor offers a 6 shot, 2 inch, hammer less.

Wasn’t too concerned on the price. I saw a smith 640. Thinking the Kimber is the best option. Maybe I’ll grab another one and give one to the wife.

 

[RSB]

I like mine. The one I have is Blue, Alloy frame and very light to carry and exceptionally easy to conceal.
Although not rated for 38+P it's what I carry. I practice with standard loads, mostly DEWC. I suspect if push comes to shove the gun will handle a cylinder of +P loads.

 

[Critter4528]

This was my Dad's

 

[joel2000]

Hard to beat the Kimber. Mine stays close.

 

[cmshoot]

Caliber?

S&W has a selection of 5-shot snubbies that check all your other boxes.

Ruger has the 5-shot SP101, and you can find one in 9mm, which is a great choice.

S&W, Ruger, and Colt have 6-shot snubbies that can be bobbed. I’ve bobbed hundreds of them, it’s a very simple job.

 

[KB1176]

Caliber?

S&W has a selection of 5-shot snubbies that check all your other boxes.

Ruger has the 5-shot SP101, and you can find one in 9mm, which is a great choice.

S&W, Ruger, and Colt have 6-shot snubbies that can be bobbed. I’ve bobbed hundreds of them, it’s a very simple job.

357 or 38. I just got rid of 9mm lcr.

I had to look up what bobbed meant. Interesting.

 

[basstracker89]

Never thought of the concept. You're definitely right OP. Yep, seems Kimber or bob one. Personally, I couldn't bring myself to do it. But I do understand why