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Bodyguard 2. 0 issues and some potential solutions - | Smith Wesson . . . By now it has been established that the introduction of the S W Bodyguard 2 0 in 380 acp has been fraught with some issues Some of these remain difficult to deal with while others have a solution Hopefully, in this thread, I will be able to clarify some of the problems and present some
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The K-22 Masterpiece (Model 17): a brief history - Smith Wesson Forum This classic Smith Wesson 22 caliber target revolver had its beginnings way back in the early 1930s and is now discontinued, yet it is still an extremely popular item among both shooters and collectors It serves the needs of target shooters wanting a companion piece to 38 caliber target revolvers as well as filling a niche for a field revolver suitable for small game A more accurate 22
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CSX E-Series 3. 1 Range trip and review | Smith Wesson Forum I got the CSX with the idea of putting it into my carry rotation I wanted a gun that had a decent power level, an ambidextrous manual safety, ambidextrous slide release, at least 10 rounds and, most importantly for me, must be carried very discreetly in appendix position while wearing summer
Model 1000 Auto 12 ga Shotgun - Smith Wesson Forum Here is the history, per Internet search: "Smith Wesson bought patents and tooling for a 12 ga shotgun design from Noble Manufacturing Co in 1972 and produced it as the Model 916, 916T, and 916A The guns were plagued by a variety of quality issues, including a recall due to a safety issue with barrels rupturing
Why do I even bother keeping my S W 1854? | Smith Wesson Forum I have a half dozen Henry rifles Most are X models that I immediately swap the handguard to RPP, put muzzle devices on for suppression, and add Picatinny rails to I figured getting the S W would actually save me from spending anything extra after initial purchase as they already have a rail