Working the Smith & Wesson .38 Double-Action Perfected Model
Smith & Wesson's Perfected .38 double-action model was a top-break revolver with a distinctly 1880s look. It used the action of the more modern Hand Ejector revolvers, however, making it an odd mix of the old and new. This model was introduced in 1909 and was the last new top-break revolver design that S&W introduced. The story goes that a policeman was injured when the perp he was struggling with reached over and unlatched the barrel of his .38 Double Action top-break, leaving the cop with an open and unusable revolver.
Charles Daly 1873 Standard Model .38 Special
Issues of Concealment: Printing & Flashing
Production Ends on Arsenals SLR-106 Rifles; Kahr Moving
After nearly a decade since its initial introduction into the firearms marketplace, production on Arsenal's SLR-106 series has officially ended. The SLR-106 rifle and pistol series was Arsenal's answer to the 5.56 caliber as the company looked to compete in that arena. The major selling point of the line was its chrome-lined and hammer-forged barrel. The current stock of SLR-106 5.56 caliber rifles and pistols will continue to be sold until supply runs out. Arsenal's availability list is displayed in the nearby photo. Additional SLR-106 products can be found by checking with Arsenal's distributors and various dealers.
Tricks of the Gunsmithing Trade
Do I really have to let the dog bite me?
Koenig Wins Fourth Consecutive Overall Bianchi Title
Making Homemade Barrel Adapters
Take a moment before hauling that trash to the dumpster—you may find something useful, such as .22 barrels.
Taurus M405SS2 40 S&W Revolver
When it comes to concealing a handgun, there is only so much space available on the hip, inside a handbag, or somewhere else on the body or in clothing. That's why there are snubnosed revolvers and subcompact pistols. Choosing a handgun, then, becomes a balance of firepower versus weight and overall structural dimensions. Gun Tests magazine recently tested guns that will fit into a box approximately 5-by-7 inches in size — which represents a handgun that can be carried easily in just about any manner of traditional concealment.
Colt Employees Remind Lawmakers About Jobs, History
Handgun Value Previews: 380s and 357s from Beretta, CZ, Colt, and S&W
Case Hardening with Kasenit
Case hardening was once the best way to stretch a limited steel budget. Today, it provides a hard surface with a tough inner structure.