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It is my understanding that the Model 620 revolver was introduced by S&W as a replacement for the much revered Model 19. As near as I can tell, it is not really any lighter or better handling than a 686. The only feature that seems reminiscent of the Model 19 is the partially lugged barrel. I...

Two months ago, the striker (firing pin) in my M&P 9 broke while dry firing with a snap cap. My gunsmith ordered a new replacement striker from S&W and was told they were out of stock. The gunsmith has checked back with S&W every week for two months, and they are still out of stock. I have...

I bought a 9mm M&P 3 months ago. The only other auto loaders I own are S&W Model 41 and a Glock 20. I love the way my M&P fits my hand, and it shoots accurately as well. The trigger pull is not satisfactory, but I have an Apex hard sear ordered. The M&P seems like a very good overall...

The N frame revolvers are strong, relatively compact, and light weight (compared to the competition.) You can actually carry most of them in a belt holster all day! However, when you mount a scope or red dot sight, you must remove the factory installed rear sight. This makes it difficult to...