Firearms
Thin Is in but Short and Fat Is Where It’s At!
In a previous article for this column entitled “When Size Matters… Snub Nose and Belly Guns” Published on March 7,…Read More >
In a previous article for this column entitled “When Size Matters… Snub Nose and Belly Guns” Published on March 7,…Read More >
By the 1850s or so, metallic cartridges began to replace percussion cap technology. In 1857, Smith and Wesson introduced its…Read More >
Double-action revolvers remain a strong choice for personal defense and an important part of the firearms scene. Taurus offers good…Read More >
Guns, handguns especially, are a lot like those famous potato chips: can’t have just one. Beyond appeal, each has a…Read More >
Smith and Wesson has earned an enviable reputation for quality revolvers well suited to personal defense. The small five-shot revolver is among its most popular handguns, with the Model 649 carrying honors as the best of Smith and Wesson’s snubbie lineup. Read the article to see whether you agree.
The Pachmayr Guardian grip is among the most interesting yet and certainly the most innovative. The design is simple enough. This spring-loaded extension rocks into place and allows firing the pistol with much more comfort. A rough analogy is the difference between the flush fit and extended grip offered with compact self-loading handguns.