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S&W M&P 15-22: a dependable .22 LR training rifleThe Smith & Wesson M&P 15-22 gives shooters a semi-automatic .22 Long Rifle platform that is economical to run and gentle on recoil while still rehearsing the…
Headspace Checks for Smith & Wesson RiflesKnowing how to check headspace on a Smith & Wesson rifle starts with identifying which action and calibre you own. Traditional bolt-action rifles need their…
S&W 640 Pro Series: Does Compact Size Make It Ultimate?The Smith & Wesson 640 Pro Series is a compact five-shot revolver chambered in .357 Magnum, combining a short 2.5-inch barrel with a stainless steel frame and…
Weapon lights for S&W pistols: benefits and drawbacksUsing a weapon light on your S&W pistol can turn a compact LED into a useful low-light tool. A rail-mounted handgun light sends a controlled beam in the same…
S&W Model 586 and the enduring appeal of the L-frameFor many Australian shooters, the Smith & Wesson Model 586 is instantly recognisable: it is the six-shot .357 Magnum revolver built on the company’s rugged…
Best cleaning kits for Smith & Wesson revolversA Smith & Wesson revolver rewards careful maintenance, but “the right kit” depends on its calibre, finish and how often it is used. A range revolver collects…
Practical trigger upgrades for S&W M&P ownersAn M&P trigger upgrade can make a familiar pistol feel far more refined, but a lighter pull is only one part of the goal. The useful improvements are a…
S&W M&P 2.0 Compact vs Full-Size for Concealed CarryChoosing between an S&W M&P 2.0 Compact and an M&P 2.0 full-size pistol for concealed carry is more than a size contest. Both share the modern striker-fired…
Safe home storage for Smith & Wesson firearmsSecure home storage protects people as well as property. A Smith & Wesson revolver, M&P pistol or rifle should be kept unloaded, secured in a suitable lockable…
S&W 500 vs. 460: Magnum powerhouses comparedThe S&W 500 vs. 460 choice pits two exceptionally powerful revolvers against each other. Both deliver extraordinary handgun performance, but the 500 favours…