Smith & Wesson Articles

Even tactical shops should be stocking revolvers — wheelguns make up more of the market than you think.

Rimfire guns are quiet, gentle and inexpensive. Ammo’s cheap. And they almost sell themselves — almost.

Most of your customers won’t carry a BUG — but those who do will have very specific requirements.

Smith & Wesson continues to deliver on all fronts as it moves south to Tennessee. What’s the latest?

The S&W Competitor pistol was designed to give competitive shooters an edge.

Smith & Wesson’s Equalizer 9mm handgun features low recoil impulse and versatile magazine capacity in a micro-compact footprint.

Whether for civilian home defense or law enforcement use, defensive shotguns are hot sellers.

Advances in shotshell technology have made the diminutive .410 a viable defensive option again.

Advances in shotshell technology have made the diminutive .410 a viable defensive option again.

Micro-9 pistols may be diminutive, but they pack a punch. Whether customers want them for primary or backup carry, they’ll be asking about these new models.

Bergara’s Small Batch, launched with the Sidekick handgun, as well as the success of other manufacturers’ custom shops, might mark the wave of the future.

Customers can buy a bargain AR-15 and upgrade all the parts — or you can sell them the M&P15T II, which comes with higher-end features to start with.

Limited Edition M&P Spec Series kit includes M&P9 M2.0 or full-size pistol, M&P knife and challenge coin.