Smith Wesson Model 637 Reviews
Smith Wesson Model 637 Reviews
Smith Wesson Model 637 Review
Smith Wesson Model 637 Review
Walk into any gun store and you will find revolvers. Single action 22 rimfires, chunky Ruger double actions, Taurus Judges, and perhaps even older Colt or Smith & Wesson police trade-ins with varying degrees of wear and tear. But despite the number of revolvers out there today for both sport and personal defense, the J-frame Smith & Wesson .38 Special is still arguably the gold standard and a hot item to be found at many a big box store and mom-and-pop shop.
Smith Wesson Model 637 Review
Smith Wesson Model 637 Review
I have often asked myself why, after years of using autoloaders, I found myself drawn to the Smith & Wesson Airweight Chief’s Special revolver. There are some things about this that aren’t the most scientific reasons for selecting a handgun.
Smith Wesson Model 637 Review
Smith Wesson Model 637 Review
S&W is one of my brands. Their products are quality, I trust them and their customer service has been unquestioningly good. I find it a funny commentary these days how vilified guns and gun manufacturers are in the media, yet in every experience I have had with companies like Ruger, S&W, Henry Repeating Arms, that their customer service and communication has been impeccable. It’s like the polar opposite of dealing with Comcast. But I digress already…