The Last Snubby I Would Ever Give Up!

Published on July 1, 2025
Duration: 20:17

Hickok45 narrows down his extensive snub-nosed revolver collection to a single 'last' gun, prioritizing portability and practical defense. He eliminates heavier models and those with exposed hammers, focusing on concealed hammer designs. The final contenders are the Kimber K6xs, S&W 442 UC, and S&W 632 UC, with the S&W 632 UC ultimately chosen for its capacity, low recoil, and excellent sights.

Quick Summary

Hickok45 selected the Smith & Wesson 632 UC in .32 H&R Magnum as his 'last snubby' due to its 6-round capacity, low recoil, lightweight titanium cylinder, and excellent sights, prioritizing portability and a snag-free draw.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: The Ultimate Snubby?
  2. 03:25Defining the Snubby & Initial Lineup
  3. 05:35Elimination Round 1: Portability & Weight
  4. 08:35Elimination Round 2: Caliber & Hammer Design
  5. 11:15The Finalists & Shooting Test
  6. 14:40The Final Choice: S&W 632 UC

Frequently Asked Questions

What criteria did Hickok45 use to select his 'last snubby' revolver?

Hickok45 prioritized portability, weight, and a snag-free draw. He eliminated heavier K-frame revolvers and those with exposed hammers, favoring concealed hammer designs suitable for pocket carry.

Which revolvers were eliminated early in Hickok45's selection process?

The S&W Model 66 and Colt Detective Special were eliminated due to being too heavy for comfortable pocket carry. .22 caliber options and revolvers with exposed hammers were also removed.

What are the key features of the S&W 632 UC that made it Hickok45's top choice?

The S&W 632 UC in .32 H&R Magnum was chosen for its 6-round capacity, low recoil, lightweight titanium cylinder, and excellent sights, making it a highly practical pocket revolver.

What defines a 'snub-nosed revolver' according to Hickok45?

A snub-nosed revolver, or 'snubby,' is defined as a small to medium frame revolver with a barrel length of less than 3 inches, making it suitable for concealed carry and backup purposes.

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