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Next time you think about buying a Smith & Wesson, take a look at these photos - it might give you a whole new appreciation for what you're getting.

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The project, which was started by Tiffany & Co in the 1880s and was used to symbolize American manufacturing and craftsmanship, was brought to a halt when gun control was enacted in New York in 1911.

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There were multiple mutations and evolutions that lead to the current revolver design. Some designs were abandoned with the introduction of smokeless powder, while other designs were impracticable without the invention of modern CNC equipment.

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While research suggests that gun buybacks aren’t effective at reducing crime, some experts are saying that they are saving lives by bringing the number of gun-related accidents down.

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For two decades, the Smith & Wesson 65 rode on hips of countless officers. If boys in blue trusted their lives to the S&W 65 than it’s good enough for me.

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Nary a gun has entered the market in recent times that has proven as polarizing as the Taurus Judge (and its progenitors), so, with 20/20 hindsight, it was only a matter of time before the big guys started tossing out competing models.  Like its Latino counterpart, the new six-shot Smith & Wesson

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