My snub is better than yours

WC145- how do you like the the bobbed hammer? SA it breaks like glass, but the DA still leaves something to be desired esp it being around the $1K mark.
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I had this one made DAO when I had the hammer bobbed, the trigger pull is smoooooooth and about 7lbs. I also had the IL disabled and the charge holes chamfered at the same time. The hammer used to scrape and dig into my arm when I carried it, that's the main reason I had it bobbed. It's a great carry/general use piece, it's my favorite for hiking, fishing, yard and field work, etc.

I haven't really paid much attention to the prices since they quit making the NG series, though I know that deals can be found. I picked mine up slightly used and packaged with ammo, holster, speed loaders, etc for just under $600. The gunsmith bill was about $120, so I'm real happy with it for a $700 or so investment.
 
The only two guns I have that might qualify as "snubs" are both 45 caliber.

One old one:


And this much newer one:


I didn't do the work on the 1917, I bought it that way. I did add the factory Combat stocks to the 325 NG. The rubber that came on it was just (expletive deleted) ugly.

Dave
 
I'm in...

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Here's the complete rig with Old El Paso Saddlrey leather featuring a gold and silver buckle and the Model 110 Buck automatic. I'm just waiting for open carry to be legal in my state.


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Ashland smith

How about a adjustable sight model 60 with a action like a python and can double as a target revolver! Just kidding but it has jewel hammer and trigger and high polish with a red insert cut into the front sight and just to my liking.
Don't care about the decreasing value but one of a kind to me
 

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Clockwise from top left;

Unfluted Smith and Wesson mod. 60 357 with CT grips.

DAO sp101 with trijicon sight and CT grips.

44 mag Alaskan.

3in gp100.
 
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