What got me thinking about this is my LCR. That thing just disappears when I tuck it in mah ample waistband. I was thinking that a six shooter 38 snubbie would probly conceal well enough, so I started seeing what's out there. Surely the cylinder on a 6 shot can't be that much bigger than a 5 shot one. I thought for sure Taurus would have something, but I guess not. The Cobra someone mentioned, and the K6, cost more than I'm willing to spend on a gun I would have to surrender should I have to use it. I think a six shooter 38 snubbie in the $350-$450 range would sell, but maybe I'm wrong on that.
I've never actually seen a 206 in person, but I thought it was J-frame sized. Y'all are saying it's bigger? Guess I'll have to find one and see for myself.
I'm thinking the GP100 would be too big to be very comfortable. A six shot SP101 snubbie would be great.
The 5 vs 6 shot thing isn't something that bothers me a whole lot. I certainly don't feel underprotected when I carry my LCR or SP101. I'm just wondering why there aren't many options in small framed 6 shot wheel guns. Maybe it's an engineering thing? The frame has to be at least a certain size to support a 6 shot cylinder? I don't know what all goes into designing a gun, but if a 6 shot 38 LCR were available, I'd buy one.