The Joe Friday Revolver is Back
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
- A look at an S&W Model 10 snub and some of the reasons to carry a snub revolver.
On Choice of a Defensive Firearm: Choose the firearm that meets YOUR defensive needs and is legal for your state or local jurisdiction. Just because I like revolvers for concealed carry doesn’t mean you have to too. Become your own best trainer.
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According to the Bible - we are to live at peace with all men as much as it is possible.
Personal defense of one’s self and of others is a last resort when there is no other option.
Self Defense Continuum - Avoid, Escape, De-escalate if possible, and if all else fails - RESIST
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As a man who carries a snub nosed revolver everywhere, the best thing you can do is shoot the same gun a couple of cylinder fulls a week. It’s the ultimate point and click tool.
Good advice from someone who's been there and back.
@@LionquestFitness every range session includes 10 single draws from concealment and single hits at 10 yards.
@@thealsatian4232 That's a good way to stay sharp on a ammo budget. For those who can't draw, start from low ready position.
It would be be a nice night stand gun yes avoid trouble but sleep lightly and be ready 😴 for a intruder and protect yourself and the family you love so much
I would include firing multiple shots with one's carry ammunition. For example: Draw and fire 1 / Draw and fire 2 / draw and fire 3 /Reload/ Then, draw and fire 3 / draw and fire 2 / draw and fire 1. That is only 12 rounds, but good training.
Also, practicing firing strong hand only and weak hand only is a very good idea. (Background = 15 years as a federal law enforcement academy firearms instructor)
I have a model 10-5 made in 1977 with the same grip set up. My filler is a pachmyar. Model 10 snub, American as apple pie!
Love Joe Friday and snub revolver and Lionquest Fitness. And i ain't woke. Today is Friday 3-25-2022 👍👍👍👍👍
Just the facts...in the eighties as a young cop, Dirty Harry was cooler, but Joe Friday was who you wanted in your corner.
I would trust my 2 inch model 10 as a concealed carry weapon. Any day. And I'd even feel comfortable with the old 158 grain lead SWC.. I always enjoy when you bring out a wheel gun video.
Thanks for coming by today my friend.
Yes sir, I love the wheel guns too.
I have had and carried a model 36 since the early 70's
Why would someone carry a revolver today? I keep an ammo journal on all my handguns detailing the ammo they like and don’t like. My semi-auto Smiths, Berettas, Rugers and Colts all have particular rounds they are finicky with. The journals for my J and K frames have the word “Bang” written next to every round tried. That’s why I carry a wheel gun. Great video Greg!
That's hilarious!😂
Just a shot in the dark, but i got a bang out if it. On target. 😃👍
What a great classic firearm that is. Easy to load, accurate. Love it!
Hmmm - snubs in the Old West? I saw an Audie Murphy movie where he played a Pinkerton detective and carried a snubbed single action army
“This is the city. Los Angeles, California. I work here, I’m a cop.” Joe Friday was the man! Great shooting and advice, as always. Last week, on our way home from a trip to the mountains we came across a ton of "West Texas dust". RIP Mr. Holster.
Yes - rest in peace Scott - and that's another seven and a half minutes of your life you will never ever get back!
@ZoneFighter1 Being a retired LEO I appreciate Webb was pro police and felt police officers should have a high degree of professional conduct. On the other hand, it is disappointing that Webb was anti 2A. Another TV cop who was avid gun control was Jack Lord who worked hard politically to bring strict control to Hawaii. The Constitution doesn't say guns are for only police and military, but that "...the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." Arms was capitalized for a reason.
@@LionquestFitness shall not be infringed was not a request. It is a directive. 🇺🇸🗽🦅🔥👍💪🔥
Years ago I bought a 2 inch Model 10 and a 2 inch 64 from J&G . The 64 being hammerless is a real jack of all trades. It sleeps near my bed and is a great back pocket answer the door gun.
A two inch 64 is still on my bucket lists. Those are great guns you have.
My weapon as a Special Agent in military counterintelligence back in the 60s. Sometimes we worked with the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs.
I think about your experience with the Model 10 snub every time I get Joe out. That configuration of the Model 10 has quite an unsung history for police detectives, special agents and military use. It is no wonder that Jack Webb choice that for Joe Friday's sidearm in Dragnet.
@@LionquestFitness Well said! Now, if I just had my old Model 13 back. lol Steve.
Always like watching dragnet Great looking revolver and I always enjoy the information You provide do you have a great day my friend
Greg, I remember reading an article in GUNS magazine about 1973 regarding an Air Force study of sidearms. Personnel from 18 year old recruits to 55 year old NCOs were provided with contemporary Cold War/WW2 and law enforcement service revolvers and pistols available at the time. No wondernies, polymers, yet, and the .40, 10mm, and .357 SIG were yet to be. The K frame S&W in 2" and 2 1/2" barrel were fastest on the draw with the most center mass hits on target. Small pocket pistol ppk types were close second. Larry Potterfield Midway does a 1 minute presentation, quick timed snap shot from the bench demonstration too, but from a holster would be more relevant and useful. Revolvers still have relevancy.
Absolutely.
I find myself carrying my Taurus Model 85 more and more these days. It’s light enough that it’s hardly noticeable on my hip, and it’s been very dependable and accurate. I’m getting a real appreciation for revolvers.
I really like the 85. I bought one of the last ones produced for my daughter.
You're killing me Greg. I have a few S&W revolvers including a SS model 66 but I don't own a model 10. I normally carry J-frames but the look of "Joe Friday" is so classic I may not be able to stop myself. If my wife leaves me it's all your fault! LOL!
Oh no! Another gun addict has joined the snub club!
My first S&W was a 2 inch Model 10, it was a great carry gun
I'll always consider the model 10 snubby THE detective revover.
I own a EAA Windicator, Taurus 856 and a S&W 642 all 2inches, I have carried them. To me the Windicator is a little too thick for pocket carry
Eventually I hope to get a Windicator to compare to my Model 66 snub. Definitely a belt carry.
@@LionquestFitness if you want to test one, I don't have a problem with sending mine to you for testing.
@@royseleech3524 Thank you for the offer and trust, but I don't like being responsible for other people's firearms; especially sending one via FED EX.
I carry the S&W 642 everyday for many of the same reasons you cite. But, the biggest reasons it has become my always gun is because it is so comfortable, easy to conceal, quick to draw, and very capable.
Exactly right
And it goes everywhere you go!
I had aModel10-5 with 2" barrel, it shot Awesomly !! With great accuracy even at 25yds, now I own a beautiful Model 10-9 with 4" barrel it is used very often for handgun hunting Jack rabbits also very,very,accurate piece,it has square butt, its my wifes favorite handgun!!! Greetings from Argentina!!!😊😊😊❤❤❤
Ola mi amigo!
@@LionquestFitness Nice to see you Sir!! Hola amigo 😊 🙂 😉
My first Detective issue was a 2" S&W Model 10 round butt .38 Special. It was a nickel version. I purchased my own revolver a Colt Diamondback .38 Special 2.5". Over the years owned and used blue steel Model 10's in the 2" ROUND BUTT ( my favorite) .38 Special revolvers. I've even hit running rabbits with one so they can be very accurate and a smooth DA the more its used the better it gets. Yep have one to this day, B/S round butt blue steel and carry it some too when I feel nostalgic, old school but still viable today.
That 2.5 inch Colt Diamondback was relatively rare back then. I wouldn't even begin to guess what one would go for today.
Well I would guess 1500.00 probably more if I could find one. I had a 3" Colt Python .357 with the small grips.I never fired and traded it for something I bet 30 years ago, stupid huh.
@@sgtmajtrapp3391 Ouch!
I love my Joe Friday Model 10 snub round butt (made in 1973). All the reasons you mentioned, plus the excellent shooting, prove this is a great carry option. It has a butter smooth trigger, and I can see why LE carried and loved these snubbies. Just the facts, Maam!
Great gun!
Thanks Greg! Still trust my life to my Joe Friday every day. Always love when you bring him out to video!
Hi Bryan! I hope things are well for you down Alabama way.
Ayoob cited Jim Cirrillo of the NYC PD Stakeout Squad as preferring to go with the 2 inch K Frame as the first revolver he drew because of the quicker clearance from the holster than his 4 inch duty revolver. I am loving this channel and your teaching.
Thank you.
Great stuff. I've been carrying a model 640 in 38 in a Mika holster.
My 10-7 SB snub is also set up w/a grip adapter, standard factory grips & fits my XLG hands like a glove. Square butt always fits me better than the round butt models.
And that is the advantage of marketing both sets of grips. There is no one size fits all. Thanks for stopping in today.
I gave my two oldest granddaughters each a 3" Model 10, but I kept my 2" factory nikeld Model 10 for myself. It is perfect backup for my 4" Model 65. Both loaded with 38 Spl +P and using the same speedloaders.
Welcome back Greg.... We did those 2+1 "failure drills" from the 7 yd. line as part of our qualification course. In the early days the issue S&W Model 66 loaded with issue110gr. 357magnums was used. ......Finally got to the range yesterday & as part of my drills, I practiced the 2 plus 1 from the seven yd. line with all my Glocks. .......Had a Model 10 snub years ago. Another one I let get away.
It's sad, but the SC qualification course had to be so basic there were no failure drills. You would have had about a 50 percent fail rate or worse. Hopefully things are different these days, but from what I've seen on the range, probably not.
Thank you Greg That’s the highlight of my week 😎👍
Thanks for another great video, Greg...LOVE those older S&W wheelguns..the leaf spring K frames have such a better trigger pull than the coil spring smaller J frames....& you made some good points about a 2 inch barrel being less likely to be grabbed by an attacker during a close quarters scuffle & that a MAJOR disadvantage of semi autos is that they can be pushed out of battery in a struggle & won't fire, whereas that doesn't happen with a revolver...you also mentioned the wound channel from a gunshot & some people don't realize how absolutely devestating a contact gunshot is..if the gun barrel is touching the attacker's body...or even a few inches away...the expanding gasses that propel the bullet down the barrel follow the bullet into the wound, causing even more tissue damage as well as contaminating the wound with all sorts of gunpowder residue that can lead to infection IF the attacker survives the gunshot initially...those gasses continue to expand inside the wound & burst outward leaving a distinctive starfish shaped opening...
Your videos are awesome and those are "JUST THE FACTS"...👍👍
Hi Jeff - a reality check, in more ways than one, is for a gun owner to google autopsy photos of gunshot wounds. Its gruesome and ghoulish but it wakes you up to the responsibilities of firearm ownership. It also dispels the foolishness of the fear mongers who take the absolute worst situations that law enforcement encounters and uses that as a template for how ordinary citizens should carry and train.
Thank God it’s Friday!
I love that movie - it's too bad they don't make funny movies like that anymore.
Great shooting sir. Thank you for an update on Joe Friday.
Sweet model 10 snub! I love my snubs!!!
Nothing else like a Smith & Wesson Snubby great video my friend nice shooting
If Smith would just bring back the two inch 10 and 64....
And the 2 1/2 inch 19 and 66
... a required read for snub revolver users is the book “The Snub Revolver” by Ed Lovette, highly informative and entertaining ...
He has a new edition out on the snub noir websight.
Great video as always!
I do carry my 10-5 snubby every so often, the feel and look and ease of use is definitely what make these so darn awesome!
Great point you make about it being an "ugly gun" pointing at you and the psychological effects therein. Of course that model 10 is FAR from ugly, but when you look down the barrel of a loaded revolver you're gonna see those .38s looking right back!
I had a 2" model 10 years ago and hands down it had the smoothest action of any S&W revolver I ever owned. Had a Tyler T-Grip on mine and it was a round butt version.
I've been waiting to come across a round butt model 10 in two inch. So far it has been elusive.
I replaced it with a 3" model 13 round butt.@@LionquestFitness
Sweet!@@brianklamer3328
I have one and it's the one I'm taking with me. After I bought it I sold all my j-frames. I also turned the square butt into a round butt and have won many "Compact Carry" class at my local steel plate matches, leaving the auto boys shaking their heads. You just can't beat the point-ability of the snubby.
I agree.
Great presentation, Greg! Your Model 10 is very nice, but I’ll have to go,back to the Taurus 856 video.
I'm actually considering buying another 856 with a spur-less hammer for pocket carry. I really liked the look of the newer stainless ones. They've made a few design changes and looks very streamline.
I couldn't agree more. Generally speaking, more than 20 feet in a self defense situation you have options.
Like the harmonica! Great double tap and follow up shooting! That model 10 is a gem, and with 6 rounds too. Great points on round vs square butt....also a fan of the round butt myself. Ever carry full wadcutters as well as the semi-wadcutters? Know full do no work well with speed loaders. Thanks Greg!
Hi Robert - only the semi wad-cutters. Even for practice I'm not too partial to wad-cutters. I may have to change that though as ammo sources continue to dry up.
@@LionquestFitness When supply was low previously that led me to pick up the .38 Spl full wadcutters which are find for the Colt DS....they were Fiocchi in a red box and seems to me they were 148 gr or something like that. Due to the flat top instead of angled like the semi-wads, found out they do not work well for speed loaders even Zeta6 type. Starting to have that 38 Spl supply problem again out here too. Thanks Greg.
Two biggest advantages of carrying a two inch K frame is that the leaf spring trigger pull is soooo much better than the coil spring J frame and that, unlike almost every semi auto pistol, when it comes to close quarters self defense, the revolver will still fire if the barrel is accidentally or purposely pressed directly against the attacker's body...an action that places almost every semi auto, except the Springfield XD, out of battery & inert...
A contact wound like that is even more destructive & deadly than a shot from several feet away...the rapidly expanding gasses follow the bullet into the wound ...still expanding & ripping the tissue in a distinctive starfish shaped wound and the powder residue and everything else going into the wound increases the chances of serious infection...
Beautiful piece. I was thinking it would have the recessed cylinder being a 1968 model. A quick check revealed no such variant existed.
I carry and trust my 2" Taurus 856 with spring kit and 2" 1972 nickel Colt DS, though I am not as good a shot as you Greg.
Can't get enough of revolver videos. Good to see videos of smaller sized wheelguns. I really don't care to conceal carry with a .44-magnum. Got a newer S&W-10 made for .38-spl +P. Really like that round butt. Replaced those original standard walnut grips to a combat style grip made from exotic rosewood. Much better for my Godzilla sized hands. The .38-spl +P gets you close to the performance of a .357-mag eithout all the wear and tear. If asking would I go with that #10 for a SHTF event? You bet cha!
Thanks Greg, the great thing about carrying a snubby for me is that I can hardly tell I'm carrying a firearm. I've been carrying a s&w j frame model 437-2 for the last 3 years . I also carry a s&w 9mm ez at times as it just fits my hand perfectly. Like you said people have to pick what firearm fits their particular situation and what they can shoot well. Thanks for your videos I really enjoy them. 👍👍
You can adapt to most guns, but there is something about a gun that just "feels" right.
Perfect stance…….Well trained.
Thanks - most times I'm told I'm this or that wrong - but I do what works for me.
Great video, as always Greg. My carry rotation is all snubby. Rock Island Amory m 206 (fits perfectly in a K frame holster by the way [I use a Don Hume JIT]), Taurus 856 ultra lite, Charter Arms Undercover, & Charter Arms Police Undercover. (The last 3 fit 1791 Gun Leather J frame holster, slightly stretched).
Hi Matthew! Good choices all around. I've been wanting to add a Charter arms to my collection; you just don't see them often around here. By rotating carry and practice those snubs will last a very long time.
@@LionquestFitness Back in July I bought my Undercover. I like it so well, I just got my Police Undercover. It's a birthday present from my wife, and I'm determined to not shoot it till my birthday, but I don't know if my resolve will hold till then.
I love that model 10 snubby. Wish I had one. Also, like the model 19 snubby. "Just the facts"
That one took me four years to be in the right time and place and being able to afford it.
" Just the facts Ma'am " Classic .
Enjoyed the video Greg, thanks so much
great vid, thanks for posting. I love my snubs. takes practice oh yea... twist my arm like I need an excuse to go shooting. I am mainly a ruger guy, sp101/lcr(x), but I would love a model 10 snub. just classic. thanks again and happy tidings to you and your family.
Thank you so much. I've got an SP101 video in the works.
Not many 38 spl hollow point expand. They still make a nice hole. Still cary 38 spl every day.
The velocity is just not high enough unless you go 110 grain; especially out of a snub.
Great shooting as always Greg! That is a fantastic snubbie you have there. I've been looking into getting another and will be heading to a local gun show tomorrow. Here's hoping to finding something cool!
Good luck on your quest Marc!
LOVE the original grips back on the "Joe" !!!!!! Just a gorgeous revolver! I too roll my pinkie under the grips on my snubbies, then cup it when shooting two handed... really helps me stabilize. I did try an extended grip on my LCR a couple of years ago, but gave up as it wouldn't pocket carry well. Thanks Greg !
Glad to know I'm not the only one doing that! Thanks Joe!
Thank you Greg for yet another wonderful video. We all learned so much from your experience and your knowledge! Keep doing what you’re doing my friend. Be safe
Thank you for coming by today!
I'm all about a wheel good time. Nice video!
My first issue revolver as a boot detective was a nickel plated S&W Model 10 round butt .38 Special. I purchased a 2.5" Colt Diamondback .38 Special and carried it. Ive used off duty the round butt Model 10 2" in .38 Special but blue finish... I favor a blue gun. Still have one to this day in like new condition.
Good job, and great gun!
Thank you brother for another awesome video. Take care
Good to see a video from you Greg. Great revolver shooting.
Thanks Brian.
@@LionquestFitness Anytime. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for another outstanding video, Greg! Wonderful shooting and solid information. Love those snubs!
Hi Tom! Thanks.
Good scene from the Dragnet 1966 tv movie (you can actually find it on youtube), the police have a serial killer cornered on top of a bluff during a thunderstorm. Joe Friday takes his coat off and climbs up the bluff with mud and rock and checks his gun (M-10 snub) after slipping in the mud and it’s all as gritty and grimed up as he is but he knows it’s reliable and and ready to help him jump the killer from behind.
I love that scene. Joe was the man.
Wow! Sounds like a great show. I’m a younger guy (23), but consider myself to be an old soul, as they say. Any way you could link me that clip? Looks like I’m gonna have to start watching this Joe Friday fella!
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Thank you, sir!
Oh come on, your way to young to remember Dragnet, lol....
Classic Quote ; "that's right Beatnik, I make a Buck - 50 an hour" (end quote)
Lol, Dragnet 1954 movie.....
Thnx's Greg, you brought back memories of staying home sick from school & watching, the Millon Dollar Movie, Channel 9.....
LOL - I watched re-runs of the reboot in the late sixties as a boy. I always liked Harry Morgan as Bill Gannon.
I just retired this year as a physician. Years ago I saved a retired cop from colon cancer. He gave me a shield with his badge number to carry in my wallet . I looked at it and smiled. He said “ do you know how many guys wanted to swap shields with me?”Yup badge number 714,NYPD. Carried it for years until the number faded and the shield broke
Amazing story - thanks for sharing!
Joe Friday is always a classic.I always take your advice because you do the research.Model 10 seems to always be dependable.Greg,if you still have the Taurus Model 82,is there any chance you can do an up close up review on it?Never get tired of a Mr Holster quote.
Hi Mark! I let the 82 get away in a trade for another AR last summer. I kind of regret it. Compared to the current Model 10 or Model 64 it is a better shooting gun. I just hated that matte black finish.
@@LionquestFitness Nothing beats a classic blued finish.
I still have a model 82. Very accurate and more fun to shoot than my 605 and 856. Of course with hundreds if not thousands more rounds through it than the other 2 it should be well broke in . Plus 4” barre compared to 2” on 605 and 3” on 856.
I'm a 30 year old who has all the fancy plastic plastic guns but I never feel under gunned carrying my 2inch pre model 10. I carry crossdraw in a milt sparks holster.
Cool!
Love the Joe Friday. Another informative and entertaining video. I was wondering if something crazy happened, and we were invaded, what firearm choices would you bring with you if you had to defend your hometown?
That is an interesting supposition. With modern heat sensors, drones and night vision equipment, as well as sophisticated body armor, the best service most could do would be guerilla warfare as opposed to cannon fodder. It would be travel light. Stock S&W Sport II with two point sling and Glock 19.
@@LionquestFitness Great advice, Greg. But for me, I am too old to be lugging around a multi-purpose Sport II in case of invasion, so I just have to depend on my Beretta 92F in any guerilla operation. I also have a Glock 19 but I can hit targets better shooting my Beretta.
@@scooterbob4432 Good choice though.
My brother-in-law has one in almost mint condition. My problem is he wouldn't sell it to me so I have to stick to my 5-shot Model 60. Very nice revolver shooting Greg.
Nothing wrong with a Model 60. Also, a Taurus 856 is an economical and more ergonomic choice for a six shot snub. S&W is leaving money on the table by not modernizing and streamlining a Model 10 snub.
@@LionquestFitness I'll check out the Taurus 6 shot 856. Thanks for the tip, Greg.
yay Friday, I love my Taurus 856
The Taurus 856 are great guns and affordable!
I agree, the sub-nose is an excellent everyday carry. I rotate from Smith and Wesson Model 60, and 642, or Ruger Sp101's I practice with them and feel completely safe with one on my side. I now want a sub model 10. Thanks for the great videos!!!
Great tips and instruction and personal advice Greg.
Thanks Steve.
Thank you for this nice video and for your wise words
Hi Noelle! Thanks for stopping by!
Great video. I just picked up my Taurus 856 defender today. I hope one day you do a review on the 3 inch beauty.
I Love revólver
I used to have a 1947 factory ROUND BUTT PRE MODEL 10, what a joy to shoot. I carry a K6s now and prefer revolvers to semis.
You couldn't beat those old pre-Model 10's
Really some good old school information here.
What do you think about semi-wad cutter vs full-wad cutter for self defense?
What was the old school of thought between the two?
I continue to appreciate your opinions and videos.
I have a 3 J-frames and 1 very cherished model 10 Snubbie.
Well, the thought back in the the day was to go with semi wadcutters in a snub because the edges would cut and tumble. I was reminded of this in a recent gun Sam video.
Thank you for your highly valued advice.
I have a few nice S&W revolvers, but that model 10 snub nose is from now on would be my next target Greg.
It took me about five years to find that one! Good luck on your search!
Nice revolver. When you can double action like that I guess glocking is no problem! When you have to.
Say, do you enjoy .44s? Like specials or even maybe M69? Glad yer back!
You said something a lot don't get. You master a double action revolver and a Glock is easy. I've never had an opportunity to shoot a .44. I was looking for a single action army in .44, but since the ammo crunch hit I felt I'd be buying a paperweight.
I grip a K frame square but the same way.
My Pre-model 10 snubbie is a 1948 M & P that I absolutely love. I carry my other snubs, because this one's too valuable to risk it sitting in a police evidence locker if, God forbid, I ever need to use it for self-defense. I wouldn't call the gun "ugly" though. Fierce and intimidating, but not ugly.
I'll go with that!
Fantastic info!
That’s a handy revolver. Have you ever tried the Chiappa Rhino 200DS. It’s quite ugly snubbie (unless you watched _Blade Runner_ as a kid) and slightly larger/heavier. But it totes 6 rounds of .357 magnum and its weird design allows for more manageable recoil and quick follow up shots.
The old timers knew what they were doing. Their gunfighter philosophies were already well developed even if a little odd. For example, I’ve yet to see anyone rocking a Fitz revolver these days. Though there’s no doubt they were effective. Some of these old guys are still with us. I used to read Masad Ayoob’s articles in gun magazines (no way to confuse his name with another guy’s) as a teenager and he still does instructional videos on UA-cam. And I’m only a few years younger than you.
Chiappa is out of my price range - but in terms of psychological intimidation, I'd say it would be an ugly gun to look down the barrel of. I was reading Massad in all kinds of print media back the eighties. I still enjoy watching him on the Bill Wilson channel.
👍 I like it. Nice revolver, nice shooting.
Nice day to shoot as well! I'm sick of rain, wind and cold!
Greg you always give great advise.
Thanks Les.
That's an awesome revolver for me no need exciting news on revolver front but in last month after saving for six months through the bad winter I got my second lower but this week I got sold my shotgun to a neighbor and ordered my upper that came Wednesday and now have my a2 carbine on my Oracle lower that's a dream rifle and a bear Creek side charger on an am15 so my goals are met 2odern rifles with over 500 rounds just in mags and a modern 9mm with 11 mags via my taurusG3 and gun I buy can be anything I want after I throw sights and a sling on new rifle new rules pushed me to save up and finish but that model 10 is a dream gun
Nothing wrong with being practical and prioritizing things in uncertain times. Last summer I traded two revolvers for another AR so I could arm at least one other person.
@@LionquestFitness thats kinda what i did too ive still got two older guns that im not parting with my savage 1917 in 32 acp and my h&r 922 9 shot 22
Great vid, Greg!
I bought a Speed Six 2.75” revolver from my local gun shop in great shape.
I also use it in my carry rotation actually!
(2) questions for ya’…Is it sabe to carry a 1987 made revolver? Is 2.75” considered a snub nose revolver?
Take care and thanks for keeping Mr. Holster in our rotation and please say hi to Mrs H for all of us!
Keep on truckin’💪🏻🇵🇷
Yes - absolutely on the age. Joe Friday for example, was made in 1968 and I carry it sometimes. 2.75 I would consider a snub.
@@LionquestFitness thanks, Chief and Air Assault!
Hey I have the new taurus 856 defender 3"barrel glow front sites I carry mine every day it's SWEET!!
Great video well done
another great video. thank you.
Glad you stopped by to watch neighbor.
Very nice Greg!
Thanks Joel!
Cool,cool,gun
The. EAA windicator in 357 is awesome
That's a very nice K-Frame. I did a pretty good job of avoiding Minneapolis during the riots. Just the facts, Ma'am.
Changing the channel to Elvis - Yeah Baby!
Another great vid with sound, real world advise. Excellent shooting also. Love the content and keep putting this stuff out.
A few years ago I wandered into my pawn shop and they had one of these for ....ready for this? $279. I only bought it to supplement my K frame collection I was working on beginning a few years before the scamdemic. I didn't know very much about these 10- 2" guns but I thought it was very interesting that the few years that the FIB used these, they qualified with them out to 50 yards.
Thank you for the video. I hope all is well with you.
50 yards with a snub? That's impressive.
Such a revolver warms my heart. I personally still shoot a Ruger LCR in 38special . I love your loyalty to the snubbie.
@@jamesbanish1723 thanks James.
Rubber grips on a revolver??? The K Frame snubbie is ugly??? Well, bless your heart.
Love it!
Never seen that filler grip before. Might have to try that out from BK.
Get the black. It looks better than the aged ivory. They also fill the hand better than the Tyler tees.
Amen buddy!!!!!
It would be a good night stand protecting your family in the middle of the night sleep light and if a intruder gets in your house they are not there to say hello protecting your family at all cost but don't go out looking for trouble just protecting your family