The model 66 was introduced in 1970 as the stainless version of Smith & Wesson’s iconic model 19, which was derived from the original Combat Magnum designed by the one and only Bill Jordan in 1955.

Collectors refer to it as the Model No. 1, Third Issue. Mechanically identical to the Second Issue, it featured a cast iron frame, a fluted cylinder, a round barrel and a bird’s head grip.

The result was a dramatic loss in revolver weight. The Smith & Wesson 640, an all-steel J frame hammerless revolver with two-inch barrel, weighs 22.1 ounces.

The Smith & Wesson Model 39 semi-automatic handgun served U.S. Navy SEALs during the Vietnam War and then went on to become one of the American nine-millimeter high capacity pistols, the Model 59.

The Smith & Wesson 351 PD has tasteful, weight reducing grooves along the backstrap of the grip, under the trigger guard, and along the bottom of the barrel sleeve which holds the stainless barrel.

Smith ' Wesson continues to grow its line of lightweight, compact firearms with the scandium framed Model 4040PD. This compact utilizes the latest in metallurgical advances combining ...

The Smith & Wesson Model 442 delivered consistent groups, was easy to shoot and perfect for pocket carry. It is one of the least expensive high-performance pocket revolvers from Smith & Wesson.