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Smith & Wesson Model 649 revolver in .38 Special +P

: Written by: Guns.com; Category: Gun Gear; Created: 25 April 2017; Hits: 7804

The compact snub nosed revolver market has been dominated by Smith & Wesson ever since they introduced the J-frame .38 Chiefs Special in 1950. Sure, Colt, Ruger and the others have had their snubbies, but they have come and gone while the J-frame revolvers have been in continuous production, in one form or another for more than sixty years...

What to Do After Getting your Concealed Carry License

: Written by: Shooting Illustrated; Category: Education/Safety; Created: 29 January 2017; Hits: 3466

Many new gun owners seem to be a bit confused about the role that classes designed to facilitate the issuing of concealed-carry licenses play in this whole business of personal defense. The purpose of these classes is to make the applicant aware of state laws regarding the use of deadly force and when and where a person can carry their defensive firearm. The shooting portion of the class, if there is one, is to determine if the applicant is safe enough with a firearm to carry it.

Colt Model 1903 Pocket Hammerless Pistol – 10 Fun Facts

: Written by: Tom McHale; Category: Gun Gear; Created: 14 April 2016; Hits: 9302

Ammoland's Tom McHale has always had a man crush on the Colt Model 1903 (although he confesses, he is not exactly sure why.) Shooting the dinky-ish .32 ACP, it’s not exactly a manly gun, but it makes up for its lack of virility in other ways. Here is a great piece Tom wrote about the history of the Colt Model 1903 Pocket Hammerless and where to get one brand new.

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