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The gun that made sense at 35 may be wrong at 75. A retired Green Beret on why a 13.5-ounce snub revolver punishes arthritic...
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The gun that made sense at 35 may be wrong at 75. A retired Green Beret on why a 13.5-ounce snub revolver punishes arthritic...
I've always had a soft spot for the 10mm Auto. The FBI adopted it after the 1986 Miami shootout, bought Smith & Wesson Model...
The original Model 40 arrived for the company's 100th anniversary, and the aluminum-framed Model 42 Airweight followed the same year. Both died in 1974....
Smith & Wesson has been building this idea since 1952 — a fully enclosed hammer with nothing to snag on a pocket, a waistband...
Colt did not try to out-argue the Model 29 for the title Dirty Harry gave it in 1971. It built a revolver that could...
Bill Ruger introduced the Blackhawk in 1955 as a .357 Magnum at $87.50. When Smith & Wesson and Remington produced the .44 Magnum a...
Smith & Wesson built the Model 460 in 2005 around a cartridge it developed with Hornady for one purpose: to be the fastest thing...
Almost nothing about the Smith & Wesson Model 29 makes sense for personal defense, and almost everyone knows what it is. That gap between...
Key Points and Summary – Gun Expert Christian D. Orr revisits one of gun culture’s most stubborn arguments: revolver versus semi-auto for personal defense....
Key Points and Summary: A defense expert with over three decades of shooting experience ranks the definitive top five .357 Magnum handguns. The Workhorse:...