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Why old Smith revolvers feel better than new ones
Old Smith & Wesson revolvers aren’t some sentimental legend. They genuinely feel better in the hand, in the holster, and on the trigger. That’s not nostalgia talking—it’s mechanics. You pick up a ...
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Why Japanese police still use revolvers instead of modern pistols
Before World War Two, the national police in Japan were used substantially as an enforcement agency for political reasons. After the war this changed, and the police were re-formed with a vision of ...
I tested the Kimber K6S 3”, a stainless .357 revolver with a 3” barrel, walnut grips and a double or single action (DA/SA) trigger. It proved to be accurate, intuitive, and a perfect all around ...
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