Smith & Wesson

Both launches fuse classic lever-gun heritage with modern features built for today’s hunters and shooters.

The 940 may not be for everyone, but for those looking for a 9mm revolver with carry-focused features and no-frills function, it’s worth a look.

Smith & Wesson just dropped a fresh take on their Shield series, and it’s built to check all the modern carry boxes.

The S&W M&P K-frame in .38 Special sits high in the American Hall of Fame. Of these classic K frames, the Model 10 is without a doubt the original gangster.

Whether you’re picking up the 11.5” SBR, a 14.5” (not pinned), or the fully loaded 16” PC edition, the AXE lineup is built for shooters who don’t want to compromise between precision, control, and modularity.

The Smith & Wesson Model 10 has been in production since 1899 and with good reason. The new No Lock model is an excellent return to form.

Whether you’re hunting big game in deep woods or looking for a more modern lever-action platform, the Smith & Wesson Model 1854 Series provides the perfect blend of heritage and innovation.

The optics-ready FPC sticks to a blowback design and comes with three 15-round M&P M2.0 double-stack magazines.

Available in four 9mm configurations, consumers can now choose between a 3.1-inch or 3.6-inch barrel, two models that include 12, 15, and 17-round magazines, as well as two 10-round compliant variants.