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The article evaluates different rifles with usage of 6.5 Creedmoor cartridge that includes the T3x TAC A1 from Tikka; the Performance Center from Smith & Wesson (S&W); and the Barrett Fieldcraft from Barrett.

The article evaluates the Smith & Wesson M&P Shield pistol.

The article examines the Greenhorn Smith & Wesson revolver. Particular focus is given to the gun's popularity during the Civil War. Additional topics discussed include how the first model of the revolver was manufactured between 1857 and 1860, the Union and Confederate armies and their use of the Greenhorn revolver, and the book "City Under the Guns," written by Michael G. Williams.

The article offers information on several rifles including MMR from Mossberg, QRC from Bushmaster and M&P Sport II from Smith & Wesson.

The article presents a comparison of hand guns cartridge including .38 S&W and .38 Special from Smith & Wesson.

The article evaluates the Smith & Wesson Ported Shield Pistol 9mm Luger from Smith and Wesson.

The article evaluates several firearms including the Mitchell's Mauser M48 8x57mm, the Remington 870 Tactical 81200 12 Gauge, and the S&W PC M627 170133 357 Magnum.

The article evaluates the M&P10 Rifle from Smith & Wesson Corp.

The article offers information on the Smith & Wesson handguns from gun manufacturer Smith & Wesson Corp.

The article presents information on the increase in popularity of personal protection in the U.S. Topics include the absence of a proof of purchase in the personal protection firearms market, a customer's need for the proper education on guns, and the concealed-carry permit for guns in North Carolina. It also discusses the importance of test-drives in making a sale, the Nighthawk Predator III 1911, and the Smith & Wesson 642 with a Lasermax laser.

The article evaluates several handguns for seniors including the SP101 from Ruger, the J-frame S&W Model 442 from Smith & Wesson and the LC9s pocket-sized pistol from Ruger.

The article evaluates revolvers from firearm manufacturing company Smith and Wesson like the Smith and Wesson Model 325PD 45 ACP revolver and the Smith and Wesson Performance Center Model 625-10 45 ACP revolver.

The article evaluates two pistols inclduing Smith &Wesson's SW1911 E-Series and SUG Sauer TACOPS.

The article offers information on several shooting equipment and supplies on display at the 2015 Shooting, Hunting and Outdoor Trade Show in Nevada, including Ruger's SR1911 Lightweight Commander-Style pistol from Sturm, Ruger & Co., Inc., Winchester's W Train & Defend ammunition line from Winchester, and Crimson Trace M&P Bodyguard version from Smith & Wesson.

The article offers reviews of revolvers Performance Center Model 627 170133 357 Magnum, Performance Center Model 327 170245 357 Magnum and Model 686 357 Magnum from firearms manufacturer Smith & Wesson (S&W).

The article presents a comparison of handguns including the Colt Trooper MK III 357 Magnum, the Smith & Wesson Model 19-4 357 Magnum, and the FN Barracuda 357 Magnum.

The article evaluates the Jerry Miculek Signature Series Model 929 9mm revolver from Smith & Wesson.

The author offers his assessment of the Combat Magnum/Model 19 revolver developed by Smith & Wesson and produced from 1955 to 1999. Topics discussed include a description of the revolver and the author's personal experiences on the effectiveness and reliability of the handgun in game hunting and gun competition. It also presents the author's recommendation on the type of rounds that can be used in the handgun.

The article offers brief information on several 44-caliber revolvers including the Charter Arms Target Bulldog revolver from Charter Arms, Taurus 44 Tracker revolver from Taurus International Manufacturing Inc., and Smith & Wesson Model 69 revolver from Smith & Wesson Corp.

The article evaluates Model 986 revolver by firearms manufacturing company Smith & Wesson Corp.

The article reviews Smith & Wesson's M&P 22 Compact pistol.

The article presents a comparison of revolvers from Smith & Wesson Corp. (S&W) including Model 329PD Alaska Backpacker IV150545, Performance Center Model 629-8 44 Magnum, and Performance Center Model 657-5 41 Magnum.

The article offers brief information on military and police pistols M&P Shield and the Bodyguard 380 ACP pistol from Smith and Wesson.

The article presents load details and results obtained for plated bullets in the .40 Smith & Wesson handgun which include bullet loads from Alliant Powder, Berry's Manufacturing, Inc., and Rainier Ballistics.

The article evaluates two revolvers including the Ruger SP101 and Smith & Wesson Model 60 from Smith & Wesson Corp.

The article offers the author's insights on the lesson that he had learned when he encountered a deadly force situation. Topics include the author's experience of responding to a call wherein a man tries to stab and kill himself, how to deal or handle when a police officer faces a stressful situation by thinking and realizing his training, and the malfunction of his Smith & Wesson 5906 nine millimeter (mm) gun as the suspect was about to stab him.

The article presents a comparison between two 22 long rifle (LR) target pistols, namely the used Smith & Wesson Model 41 22 LR from Smith & Wesson and the High Standard Supermatic Citation 10X 22 LR.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of hunting white tail deer on Oklahoma's Chain Ranch using the M&P Model 10 series assault rifle from Smith & Wesson (S&W). INSET: THE CHAIN RANCH.

The article offers information on several firearms and related products displayed at the 36th Shooting, Hunting and Outdoor Trade Show including the Mustang 380 ACP pistol from Colt, the Sig556xi rifle from Sig Sauer Inc., and the Bodyguard M&P pistol from Smith & Wesson Holding Corp.

The article describes the return of Smith and Wesson (S&W) guns to dominate the U.S. Law Enforcement Officer (LEO) market. It states that the arrival of Glock polymer pistols with their significant discounts to build market share dethroned S&W guns as the long-reigning brand of the LEO market. It notes that S&W carefully planned and launched a counterattack with its 2005 Military and Police (M&P) line of polymer-framed pistols.

The article evaluates and compares the 22/45 Lite pistol from Connecticut-based company Ruger, the P22Q Tactical pistol from Arizona-based manufacturer Walther Arms, and the Model M&P22 pistol from Massachusetts-based producer Smith & Wesson, with a focus on their suppressed shooting capabilities.

The article evaluates two pistols including the Model 42 classic revolver 150502 from guns manufacturing company Smith & Wesson Corp. and the LCR (Light Compact Revolver) No. 5401 from firearms manufacturer Sturm Ruger & Co. Inc.

The article evaluates the 637 Wyatt Deep Cover hand gun manufactured by Smith & Wesson.

The author highlights the specifications and test-fire of the Performance Center M&PR8 double-action revolver from Smith & Wesson. The revolves has an additional accessory rail that can be mounted on the top of the barrel through a wrench and four bolts. The author said the R8 was developed as a home defense and target gun. He added that the gun was convenient to deliver rapid and controlled shots with both .38 Special +P and .357 magnum loads.

The article evaluates the Military and Police (M&P) Pro Series pistols from Smith & Wesson Corp.

The article evaluates the Smith & Wesson M&P 9L Pro-Series Competition Optics Ready Equipment (C.O.R.E.), a competition race gun.

The article evaluates the Smith and Wesson SW1911 PC "Round Butt" pistol.

The article evaluates two high-power handguns designed for deep concealment from Smith & Wesson, including the 340 PD, and the M&P 40 Shield.