• .38 Caliber Ballistics – One of the best pages on .38 Special performance out of short barrels that I have found.
• 2nd Amendment Shirts – by M.D. Smith of Reload Ammo fame.
• Charter Arms Revolvers – Interview with David Ecker, the President of Charter Arms.
• The Classic Colt Diamondback Revolver – by Chuck Hawks.
• The Colt Detective Special – by Notpurfect.
• Cornered Cat – Well written site which addresses armed self defense from a woman’s point.
• Chiappa Revolvers – An in-depth history of the Chiappa Group plus factory photos.
• The Enduring Snubnose – Stephen A. Camp meditates on the Snubnose.
• The BarrelBlok Emergency Reload Drill – by Mike Brickner.
• Metal Detectors – Recommended by John Matuszak, for those who want another outdoor hobby.
• My Friend, the .357 – by Skeeter Skelton.
• Snubnose Merchandise – Hide your love of all things snubnose in plain sight (at least, for those who know).
• Officer Survival: Staying Alive With Rapid Reload – by Dave Spaulding.
• A Short Look at Snubs – Another excellent piece by Stephan A. Camp.
• History of Smith & Wesson
• Smith & Wesson 342PD Titanium Centennial .38 Special +P – by Jeff Quinn.
• S&W Model 642 Airweight (.38 Special +P) – by Eddie Coyle.
• S&W Model 649 Bodyguard by NotPurfect.
• Self-Defense Loads for the 2-inch .38 Special – Handguns
• The Sixguns That Made the Magnums – John Taffin. Good History piece.
• The Snubnose – An excellent historical and cultural survey.
• Guns for Sale – The best retailer for cheap guns online.
• The Taffin Tests – Bunches of excellent articles for premier revolver expert, John Taffin.
• When Selecting a Carry Gun, SIZE MATTERS!
• Why Carry a Revolver? – Preacherman’s reflections on the value of the revolver in self defense.
• The Workhorse by Smith & Wesson – The Model 10 explained.

The Manufacturers:

• Smith & Wesson
• Sturm Ruger
• Charter Arms
• Taurus

• Ah, Snubbies – Reflections by Syd
• How To Buy Ammo Online – A guide on how to buy ammo online and the best online ammunition stores.
• Best Places to Buy Revolver Ammo – Check out the best online ammo stores for revolver ammo.
• Best Places To Buy .357 Mag Ammo – For a more specialized look at where to get .357 Magnum ammo check out this review of online ammo stores.
• .38 Special Ammo: Where To Find It Online – Our guide to the best online .38 Special ammo stores.
• Best .44 Magnum Ammo For Target Shooting & Self-Defense – Our guide to the best .44 Mag ammo.
• Best .357 Magnum Ammo For Self-Defense & Range Training – Our guide to the best .357 Mag ammo for self-defense & range training.
• The .40 S&W Ammo Review: Self-Defense & Range Training – Our guide to .40 Cal S&W ammo.
• .357 Magnum as a Personal Defense Load
• .38 Special Snubby Ballistics by Stephen Ricciardelli
• 38 Snub vs. .357 Snub – A quick comparison of ballistics between the .38 Special and the .357 Magnum in a short barreled revolver.
• .44 Special vs .357 for Carry  by Combat Controller
• Age and the Snubnose – Thoughts on the best personal defense handgun for the physically challenged.
• Bianchi Agent Slim Speedloader Pouch
• The Centennial, Smith & Wesson Models 40, 42, 640, 940, 442, 642, 340Sc, 342Ti and 340PD
• Combat Snubby Shooting the Askins Way
• Crimson Trace Lasergrips
• The Classic Colt Detective Special .38 Revolver by Mike Guffey
• Double Action Only (DAO) versus Double Action/Single Action (DA/SA)
• Emergency Reloading the Defensive Revolver with a Bianchi Speed Strip
• Getting a Grip on J-Frames! by Stephen A. Camp
• The Goals of the Gunman? by Gabe Suarez
• Grizzly Bears and the .357 Magnum Revolver
• Have No Faith in Your Defensive Handgun Caliber or Load!
  (Or Why I don’t Get Involved in “Caliber Wars.”) by Stephen A. Camp
• Heavy Metal: the Model 629 Snubnose .44 Magnum
• Making the J-Frame Work – Sagely advice from Stephen Camp, a man who has been there.
• The North American Arms Mini Revolver
• My Two Busiest Snubnose Holsters
• Practice Drills for the Defensive Snubnose
• Point Shooting and the Snub Nose
• Revolver Checkout: Buying a Used Gun by Jim March
• The Revolver as a CCW Gun by Gabe Suarez
• Ruger Snubnose SP101 by George Hill
• Ruger SP101 with 3 1/16″Barrel by Stephen A. Camp
• The Smith & Wesson Model 10
• Model 36 Chiefs Special Smith & Wesson .38 Special Snubby
• Rehabilitation – Pawpaw’s Model 60 Smith & Wesson
• Smith & Wesson 360PD Revolver by Dan Smith
• Smith & Wesson’s Fifty by John Taffin
• The Smith & Wesson J-Frames by John Taffin
• The Smith & Wesson Model 60-15 3 .357 Magnum
  Stretch Snubby Is a Solid Performer
• The Smith & Wesson Model 637, Chiefs Special Airweight .38 Special
• The Smith & Wesson Model 64-3 by Stephen A. Camp
• The Model 640: One Mans Opinion on the Concealed Carry Handgun by Ronald S. Markowitz
• Smith & Wesson Model 642 Centennial Airweight
• Snubnose Revolution by Frank Borelli
• Alaska Hunting and Fishing
• Using +P Ammunition in Old Revolvers
• Why Carry a Revolver – Excellent Piece by Preacherman
• A Tale of Two Trigger Jobs – My journey into to the belly of the beast.
• Taurus Model 85 by Conservative Scalawag
• The Theory of the Snubnose Revolver

• The Bodyguard, Model 38, 49, 638, 649
• The Centennial, Smith & Wesson Models 40, 42, 640, 940, 442, 642, 340Sc, 342Ti and 340PD
• The Classic Colt Detective Special .38 Revolver by Mike Guffey
• The North American Arms Mini Revolver by Syd
• Ruger SP101 with 3 1/16″ Barrel by Stephen A. Camp
• Ruger Snubnose SP101 by George Hill
• Heavy Metal: the Model 629 Snubnose .44 Magnum
• The Smith & Wesson Model 10
• Smith & Wesson 360PD Revolver by Dan Smith
• The Smith & Wesson Model 637, Chiefs Special Airweight .38 Special
• Model 36 Chiefs Special Smith & Wesson .38 Special Snubby
• Pawpaw’s Model 60 Smith & Wesson
• The Smith & Wesson Model 64-3 by Stephen A. Camp
• The Smith & Wesson Model 60-15 3 .357 Magnum
• Smith & Wesson Model 642 Centennial Airweight
• Taurus Model 85 by Conservative Scalawag

 

• Using +P Ammunition in Old Revolvers
• Taurus Model 85 – by Conservative Scalawag
• Snubnose Revolution – by Frank Borelli
• The Goals of the Gunman? – by Gabe Suarez
• Practice Drills for the Defensive Snubnose
• Emergency Reloading the Defensive Revolver with a Bianchi Speed Strip
• The Smith & Wesson J-Frames – by John Taffin
• The Bodyguard, Model 38, 49, 638, 649
• The Smith & Wesson Model 64-3 – by Stephen A. Camp
• .44 Special vs .357 for Carry –  by Combat Controller
• Smith & Wesson 360PD Revolver – by Dan Smith
• One Mans Opinion on the Concealed Carry Handgun –  by Ronald S. Markowitz
• Smith & Wesson Model 642 Centennial Airweight
• Grizzly Bears and the .357 Magnum Revolver
• The Revolver as a CCW Gun – by Gabe Suarez
• Revolver Checkout: Buying a Used Gun – by Jim March
• The North American Arms Mini Revolver – by Syd
• Ruger Snubnose SP101 – by George Hill
• Ruger SP101 with 3 1/16″ Barrel – by Stephen A. Camp
• Double Action Only (DAO) versus Double Action/Single Action (DA/SA)
• The Centennial, Smith & Wesson Models 40, 42, 640, 940, 442, 642, 340Sc, 342Ti and 340PD
• The Smith & Wesson Model 10
• The Smith & Wesson Model 60-15 3 .357 Magnum
• Stretch Snubby Is a Solid Performer
• Heavy Metal: the Model 629 Snubnose .44 Magnum
• Pawpaw’s Model 60 Smith & Wesson
• Model 36 Chief’s Special Smith & Wesson .38 Special Snubby
• Age and the Snubnose – Thoughts on the best personal defense handgun for the physically challenged.
• The Smith & Wesson Model 637, Chiefs Special Airweight .38 Special
• Have No Faith in Your Defensive Handgun Caliber or Load! (Or Why I don’t Get Involved in “Caliber Wars.”) – by Stephen A. Camp
• My Two Busiest Snubnose Holsters
• Lockwork Parts Diagram of the Smith & Wesson J-Frame revolver action
• 38 Snub Vs. .357 Snub – A quick comparison of ballistics between the .38 Special and the .357 Magnum in a short barreled revolver
• Getting a Grip on J-Frames! – by Stephen A. Camp
• The Theory of the Snubnose Revolver
• .38 Special Snubby Ballistics – by Stephen Ricciardelli
• .357 Magnum as a personal defense load
• Safariland Comp 1 Speedloader
• A Better Snap Cap: A-Zoom Practice Ammo
• Bianchi Agent Slim Speedloader Pouch
• Crimson Trace Lasergrips
• The Classic Colt Detective Special .38 Revolver – by Mike Guffey
• Combat Snubby Shooting the Askins Way
• Point Shooting and the Snub Nose Revolver
• Smith & Wesson’s Fifty – by John Taffin
• Making the J-Frame .38 Snub Work – by Stephen A. Camp
• Ah, Snubbies – Reflections by Syd

• S&W Model 36 “Chief’s Special” .38 Special Snubnose Revolver
• S&W Model 642 Snubnose Revolver
• +P Ammunition in an Old Revolver
• .38 Snub vs .357 Snub Revolvers
• .44 Special vs .357 Magnum for Concealed Carry
• .357 Magnum as a Personal Defense Load
• Crimson Trace LaserGrips for the Snubnose
• Taurus Model 85
• Making the J-Frame .38 Snub Work
• The North American Arms Mini Revolver
• Have No Faith in Your Defensive Handgun Caliber or Load!
• Snub Nose Revolvers and Point Shooting
• The Theory of the Snubnose Revolver
• A Better Snap Cap: A-Zoom Practice Ammo
• Ah, Snubbies
• Combat Snubby Shooting the Askins Way
• Bianchi Agent Slim Speedloader Pouch
• The Bodyguard
• My Two Busiest Snubnose Holsters
• Revolver Checkout: Buying a Used Gun
• Safariland Comp 1 Speedloader
• Double Action Only (DAO) versus Double Action/Single Action (DA/SA)
• The Classic Colt Detective Special .38 Revolver
• Getting a Gripon J-frames!
• Grizzly Bears and the .357 Magnum
• The Goal of the Gunman?
• Lockwork Parts Diagram of a Smith & Wesson J-Frame Revolver
• The Smith & Wesson Model 10
• The Smith & Wesson Model 64-3
• Review: Smith & Wesson 360PD Revolver
• Heavy Metal: the Model 629 Snubnose .44 Caliber Combat Magnum
• The Centennial
• The Smith & Wesson Model 60-15 3 .357 Magnum J-Frame Revolver
• Practice Drills for the Defensive Snubnose
• Pawpaw’s Model 60 Smith & Wesson
• The Revolver as a CCW Gun
• Snubby .38 Special Ballistics
• Range Evaluation: Ruger SP101 with 3 1/16″ Barrel
• The Ruger SP101
• Emergency Reloading the Defensive Revolver with a Bianchi Speed Strip
• Snubnose Revolution
• Smith & Wesson’s Fifty
• Smith & Wesson’s J-Frames
• A Tale of Two Trigger Jobs
• Why Carry a Revolver?

• The Bodyguard – And that infamous photo.
• Smith & Wesson’s Fifty – by John Taffin
• The Centennial, Smith & Wesson Models 40, 42, 640, 940, 442, 642, 340Sc, 342Ti and 340PD
• The Smith & Wesson J-Frames – by John Taffin
• The Classic Colt Detective Special .38 Revolver – by Mike Guffey
• Model 36 Chiefs Special Smith & Wesson .38 Special Snubby
• The Smith & Wesson Model 10