That’s not to say there wasn’t a clash on this date, or even that Jammy didn’t win with a stack of Sleng ... on Davey’s MT-40, triggering a rhythm which caught them both off guard. Smith was just 16 ...

Partnered with Winchester Ammunition, Smith & Wesson introduced a new cartridge and the service pistol to fire it. The pistol was the Model 4006 and the cartridge was the .40 Smith & Wesson.

Smith & Wesson produced its top-break revolver from 1868 to 1898, with 54,000 guns rolling off the line before production ceased. Between 1873 and 1940, Colt produced 357,859 Single Action Army ...

is my buddy’s Smith & Wesson 617, a 10-shot .22 K-frame that’ll outshoot some bolt-action .22 rifles, but with a 6-inch barrel and full underlug, weighs almost 3 pounds. Ruger’s single ...

Instead of a “tube within a tube” the company used a single sleeve that ... the truck and make hits from 40 to 140 yards with little effort. Shooting it is fun, and can send you back to the store for ...

Learn more › Colt, Glock, Smith & Wesson ... stack magazine, link-less barrel, and a pivoting, revolver-like trigger. Sounds like a Glock, right? In its final form, the handgun became a single ...

Smith & Wesson designed the micro compact Shield ... In this design, the single stack keeps it slim. Without the manual safety, my preferred way to carry it is 1.06” at its widest point, which ...

The CSX is tiny, virtually identical in size to a single-stack Kimber Micro 9 1911 and Springfield Armory’s popular Hellcat. Smith & Wesson’s website lists the height of the CSX as 4.6 inches, but the ...

At first glance, it doesn’t look like Smith & Wesson did anything drastic ... The original M&P Shield, with its slim, single-stack profile and magazine, offered a welcome balance between ...

Here’s What You Need to Know: Although out of production and no longer common, Smith & Wesson’s nine-millimeter ... Like the Walther P-38 the slim metal, single stack magazine held eight ...

This took longer than reloading revolvers such as the Smith & Wesson ... top), which was a Single Action Army chambered in the Winchester Repeating Arms Company's.44-40 centerfire cartridge.