The expectation surrounding the smallest revolvers, like the Model 60, often clashes violently with the reality of their performance. When enthusiasts speak of a snub nose, they frequently envision a J-frame profile housing significant power. However, I must state unequivocally: firing a .357 Magnum through those compact platforms is, frankly, a horrible experience. The recoil is excessively intensive. This brings us to a critical principle in firearms handling: just because you *can* operate a