The Smith & Wesson Model 69 Combat Magnum is a well-made double-action revolver that successfully embraces the extremes of a concealed-carry handgun chambered for a handgun hunting cartridge.

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.

The Model 360 features a scandium alloy frame, unfluted stainless steel cylinder, Flat Dark Earth combat grips, and is chambered in the .357 Magnum. The Smith & Wesson J Frame revolver has become ...

Chambered in .22 WMR, the Smith & Wesson 351 PD is a seven-shot revolver that is one of the most practical and versatile J-Frames.

The Smith & Wesson Model 329PD takes technology the company pioneered for smaller revolvers and ports it to large frame, large caliber revolvers. The result is perhaps the lightest .44 Magnum ...

Smith & Wesson crowns the new king of handguns with its Model 500 S&W Magnum revolver.

The .500 Magnum travels 300 feet per second faster, but lands with a staggering 2,290 foot-pounds of bear-stopping force.

Key Points – A gun expert with over three decades of experience identifies five top Smith & Wesson handguns. -The iconic Model 29 (.44 Magnum), famed as “Dirty Harry’s” choice, is lauded ...

FBI SWAT purchased roughly 800 Smith & Wesson Model 459s on a trial run circa 1984. For the overwhelming majority of the twentieth century, i.e., well before those upstarts Glock and SIG Sauer ...

Smith & Wesson makes their lever-gun debut with the 1854, a wonderfully constructed .44 Mag. that is nimble, fast, and accurate.

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.