whoa... that's cool... never heard of such a thing.

wanted to post a pic so people could see..

I love my .327 Mag LCR. Holds six rounds, been in my pocket all weekend, I pretty much forget that it's there. It's the perfect pocket snubby.

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My favorite carry piece for walking the dog, wildlife photography, or backup while hunting.  More for things that go on four legs rather than two. Attached File

What? No body armor?

I've been carrying my Colt Cobra a lot lately. Its one of the wood grip models so it's dressy, and since it's one of the new steel frame models I can run through a few hundred rounds in a range session with it. For some reason the +P ammo I carry seems to recoil softer than the cheap .38 I practice with most of the time; maybe because it's designed for use in snubbies. I sometimes wonder how often people with alloy framed .357 snubbies actually practice with their carry ammo.

My wife loves it too, so she's getting a Night Cobra for Christmas.

I have a 340PD and is it awesome.  That said, I rarely carry it, but I carry my LCP II A LOT.  

My LCP II is always in my pocket at home, and occasionally carried elsewhere.

I don't like small autoloaders because of their benefits... if that makes sense.

They're really easy to carry, light, have magazines available...

I've always believed pistols are a compromise. As such, I carry a full size pistol to limit that compromise.

This fills the no gun void for me beautifully. In an inappropriate place to carry? Works. Want to throw in a pocket? Works.  Day to day I'm G17/1911. But if I'm in for the night, lazy, etc, then a snub is absolutely perfect for me.

I agree. It was this place that got my attention with snake guns. The cobra is my first of many I will be getting. It really impressed me. I now understand the following they have.

No it really doesn't. You could have just said I like obsolete things and dislike new technology and it would have made more sense

I don't doubt it.

So do I, and it's awesome as well. However, so is my G43. So much so, that I can't really justify carrying a 5-shot wheel gun instead.

I carry a Smith and Wesson .380 Bodyguard almost everywhere I go in a pocket.

But,  one of the first guns I ever bought, was the prior Smith and Wesson Bodyguard, J frame (steel) .38 special, with a shrouded hammer.

The beauty of it, was that you could have it in a jacket pocket, in your hand, when approached by someone that you suspected of less than honorable intentions.   And, be ready to shoot him dead, with no warning whatsoever, right through the jacket, if he posed a threat such as a robbery attempt, without him ever seeing the gun.  That is a severe element of surprise.


I traded that gun to my brother, who still has it, for something  insignificant, and I keep thinking about getting another one.

I know I could get one round off with my .380 from the pocket.  Any subsequent rounds would be mostly luck as to whether it jammed or functioned or  not in the pocket.