I have several Model 36 Smiths, a model 60, and several taurus model 85's.
All of these guns have a trigger and action jobs.
With custom loads selected for each pistol, 25 yards is a long shot, with the 3" Taurus 85's being the most accurate in the bunch.
I shoot a lot, and am very aware of my limitations with the various pistols that I shoot.
25 yards (75 feet) is one heck of a long shot with a snub nose, and the most accurate snub nose that I have owned was a Model 66.
There is one test that you can do to judge your effectivness with your snubbie which is really quite simple.
With what ever kind of target you feel comfortable with, put it out at 7 yards. Draw your pistol as fast as you can out of your pocket and fire the pistol as quickly as you can at the target one handed, double action, just as if you were fending off an attacker.
The vast majority of people that I have carried through this drill, have missed the target completley more than they have hit it...at 7 yards!
Completing the same drill at 15 feet is really an eyeopener also!
The last fellow that I completed this test with was a real believer in Charter Arms 38 Special Snubbies, he had 3 of them and 2 Rossi Snubbies. I carried him out to the range, set up a target. None of his pistols had a trigger job. I put the target at 25 feet, laid the pistol on the table in front of him and with a timer in my hand, told him to grab the pistol and shoot the target 5 times. We repeated the procedue 3 times. In 15 shots, he had hit the target 8 times with many hits on the edges, not in the center.
We repeated the procedure with each pistol of his, and he was not a happy camper. Then I let him use my Smith model 60 with a trigger job, his accuracy was MUCh better, then we went with the 3" Taurus, and he showed more improvment.
Point being, the stiff trigger will usually leade a person to shoot low as they break their wrist (down) in an attempt to pull the heavy trigger.
Even though this guy was a pretty good shot with his 1911 45 ACP, he could not hit a bear in the A$$ with those snubbies with the heavy triggers. He did get trigger jobs on most of those Charter Arms and Rossi pistols and is quite effective with them now.
So if you own a snubbie, get a trigger job and practice. Shooting a snub nose is one of the more difficult guns to master that you will ever shoot.