Your besterest ever snub for IWB?

[TB9]

S&W 638-3 and a couple of speed strip's iwb in a desantis softuk .

 

[eastbank]

very early 2" S&W SS .38spl md. 60 with the hammer bobbed(no miss fires), 2"charter arms factory bobber hammer 44 spl. and a 2.5" S&W 686 SS 357 mag. they cover me from hot weather to colder weather. eastbank.

 

[Brutus]

Colt DS because as SGT. Friday would say "Just the facts Mam".

 

[old-dog]

Despite owning 7 snub nose guns at one time, I only carried my S&W 340ScPD at 11 ounces loaded with Buffalo Bore 150 gr. Hard Cast wadcutters with a minimum penetration of about 18" out of a short barrel. No worries about expansion or penetration. I have long been a believer in wadcutters for self defense. I rather have the penetration than the fraction of an inch expansion that so many ooh and aah about.

 

[badge851]

My most comfortable snub nose guns to carry IWB are...
• S&W® Bodyguard™ 38 Special w/Crimson Trace® laser @ 14.2oz (Mdl BG38)
• Taurus® Ultra-Lite® 38 Special @ 16.8oz (Mdl 85SS2UL)

 

[540mope]

My IWB carry piece is the 640... loaded with Federal 129 gr. Hydra Shok +P. Rides comfortably in a De Santis "Flex-Tuk".

 

[Hammer It]

Hi
I Like my S&W Model 431 PD revolver that is chambered in .32 H&R Magnum. it has a six round capacity and is a Air-Weight. I Bought my wife a Model 632 Centennial Air-Weight as well that has six rounds and is Rare as they Only made 1500 of them both shown below. Regards, Hammer It

 

[tomrkba]

3" N-Frame is the way to go in 44 or 45 caliber (357 Magnum is acceptable with eight shots).

Those little pea-shooters just don't cut it.

 

[Hunter0924]

I carried the Charter Arms Bulldog test revolver for a bit (though OWB) and it carried easily.