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Deputy276 · January 22, 2014, 10:33 AM

"Not sure why anyone would want a K-frame snubbie.
The J-frame is smaller and far, FAR better for concealment."

K-Frames come with a much better trigger pull. You have to change springs to get a decent trigger on a J-Frame. K-Frames handle hotter loads much better than a J-Frame. K-Frame has 6 shots, J-Frame has 5.

There is more than just concealment involved.

January 22, 2014, 10:33 AM	#101
Deputy276 Senior Member Join Date: October 6, 2010 Location: Silver City, New Mexico Posts: 102	"Not sure why anyone would want a K-frame snubbie. The J-frame is smaller and far, FAR better for concealment." K-Frames come with a much better trigger pull. You have to change springs to get a decent trigger on a J-Frame. K-Frames handle hotter loads much better than a J-Frame. K-Frame has 6 shots, J-Frame has 5. There is more than just concealment involved. __________________ Bigger holes make deader souls.