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Bryant Ridge's Analysis: The Smith & Wesson Model 10-5 is a classic example of a time-honored revolver that has earned a reputation for reliability and accuracy over its extensive production run. Known as the Smith & Wesson Military & Police Model or the Victory Model during its early years, the Model 10 has been in continuous production since 1899, with over six million units produced, making it the most manufactured handgun of the 20th century. This particular version, the Model 10 …

Bryant Ridge's Analysis: The Smith & Wesson Model 37 Airweight is a compact, lightweight revolver that was introduced in 1951 as a more portable alternative to the company's popular Model 36 "Chief's Special." The primary difference between the two models lies in the frame material—while the Model 36 featured a steel frame, the Model 37 was built with an aluminum alloy frame, significantly reducing the overall weight. This made the Model 37 particularly appealing for concealed carry, a …

Bryant Ridge's Analysis:Caliber - 38 S&W Special, double-action revolver built on the shrouded hammer alloy I frame with 4-screws, 5-shot fluted steel cylinder with a nominal length of 1.53", alloy frame with 2" steel pinned barrel with some production of 3-inch barrels reported, blue or nickel aluminum finish, walnut magna style grips with S&W medallions and Diamond around the screw escutcheon, 3 versions of the flat latch thumbpiece are found, round butt JAS frame, Airweight stamped on …