S&W Bodyguard --- show & tell.

If you just gotta have a S&W, excellent.

IF you are on a budget, consider Rossi.

http://www.rossiusa.com/products/product-details.cfm?model=R46102&category=REVOLVER

My sequentially numbered pair of Rossi blued 2" .357 snubbies cost me about $450 about six months ago.

THE REASON I WENT WITH ROSSI is because they are the ONLY manufacturer who still makes a six shot 2" snubbie. So I can use my WIFE'S speed loaders from her 4" .357 in an emergency. When else does the 2" come out, except at the range?

I KNOW, I could have gotten a seven or eight shot, but they just didn't 'feel' right in my hand. The Rossi was perfect.

I'll be swapping out the rubber grips for laminated wood (in black) and then I'm going to 'pimp' them out.

I'll show you guys after I've finished working on them.
 
There was an article in a GUNS magazine a few years ago re a Ruger SP-101 that had been 'melted' and had a shroud built onto it.
The Gunsmith was Karl Sokol.

I sent an e-mail asking about this conversion and received a reply saying I should call and talk to Mr. Sokol about the particulars.
I will do this and report back.

Can you imagine a Ruger SP-101 in 'Bodyguard' form? :D
I CAN.

I'll let you know what I find out.

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