What if Smith and Wesson didn't exist?

Rugers because that was what I bought when I couldn't afford the very best -- S&W from 1975 to 1987.

Colt Python is the most over-rated and over-priced domestic handgun on the planet. I might have bought the only lemon Python ever built and ONE was enough. I owned 2 Trooper Mk IIIs that were a joy to shoot but both got sold separately to buy S&Ws.
 
I didn't include Colt revolvers because I thought we were just talking about stuff you could still buy new.

I wish Colt would come out with some DA's.
 
Marurhin revolvers are excellent, a bit like a de luxe version of Rugers. They'd be the alternative for me.
 
If Smith and Wesson didn't exist I'd own a Benelli Super Black Eagle right now... but they do, so I get by with my Benelli Nova.

Handguns: Rugers, Colt SAAs, Kimber Autos, Browning, Sig. Clean Break
 
Do you mean if S&W had never existed? Another company would have come up with very similar pistols made in similar quality. Or maybe Colt would have been more successful and still be a viable company.
 
Webley revolvers, High Standard Crusaders, Iver Johnson -- I have a couple examples of each (and they would have been more prolific)-- and I would own a bunch more Brownings, Springfields, Les Baer's and Ed Johnson's.
 

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