Search results for: "Smith & Wesson"

Regular readers know of my affection for the old Smith & Wesson Classic N-Frames, the .44 Special Hand Ejectors, the .38/44 Heavy […]

We have looked at 4″ Smith & Wesson double-action sixguns and now we finish up with a look at some other revolvers […]

“In 1907 Smith & Wesson brought out the Triple Lock, perhaps the finest revolver ever manufactured anywhere, at any time. Today no […]

In 1855, partners Smith & Wesson, Horace and Daniel, formed the Volcanic Repeating Arms Company to improve upon the Rocket Ball lever […]

[…] single development in double-action revolvers for the 20th century is Smith & Wesson’s introduction of the K-Frame in 1899. Its introductory caliber […]

[…] powerful handgun along with the carry gear to hide it. I settled on a Smith & Wesson Model 66 with a 4.25″ tube.

[…] 1911 .45 ACP February 2013: Kimber 84L .280 March 2013: Smith & Wesson 9mm April 2013: Ruger .233 Mini-14 Tactical May 2013: […]

The last of the great United States combat revolvers in general use were the Colt and the Smith & Wesson […]

Smith & Wesson changed the face of sixgunning with the introduction of the .357 Magnum in 1935. Twenty years later in […]

[…] victim of poor timing and marketing, the promising .356 TSW (Tactical Smith & Wesson) cartridge may be on the verge of a comeback.