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Rise and Fall of the .40 Smith & Wesson The .40 Smith & Wesson was introduced in 1990 as a joint development between Smith & Wesson and Winchester. Its origins can be traced to the FBI’s search for a more effective defensive handgun cartridge following the infamous 1986 Miami shootout.
Smith & Wesson’s newest offering in a .22 rimfire is a delight! But then a quality .22 should be a joy to fire and
For firearm retailers, the fourth quarter is always important. Hunting seasons are underway, the holidays bring additional traffic into gun stores, and consumers who have
The suppressor market could be entering one of the most significant periods of growth in its history. Changes to federal law have dramatically altered the
Smith & Wesson has been in business since 1854 and has survived ups and downs that would have been the death knell of many companies.
There are a lot of 9mm pistol-caliber platforms on the market now. Walk into any well-stocked gun shop and you will probably find several different
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