Evolution of the Smith & Wesson Snub Nose
The first Smith & Wesson J-frame revolver hit the market in 1950, but the basic design it’s derived from goes … Continued
Pocket Pistols
Smith & Wesson M&P 380 Shield EZ Review
The Smith & Wesson M&P 380 Shield EZ is not a pocket pistol and it’s not trying to be one. … Continued
Pocket Pistols vs. Snub Nose Revolvers
How does a pint-sized semi-auto pea shooter stack up against a stumpy snubnose wheel gun? In Part 16 of our … Continued
.380 Pocket Pistol Roundup Review
To follow up our discussion about the merits of .380 ACP for concealed carry, in this installment of our Pocket … Continued
.380 ACP: The Biggest Little Caliber
These days, .380 ACP pocket pistols vastly outnumber semi-autos in all the other so-called “mouse gun” calibers combined. But that’s … Continued
.32 ACP is Pretty Good Too
If you’ve been following our Pocket Pistols series, you might have noticed a recurring theme: these so-called “mouse gun” calibers … Continued
That Time the Derringer Made a Comeback
The Derringer-style guns being made today are mostly patterned after the old single action Remington Model 95 that was in … Continued
Can You Fire .32 ACP in a Revolver?
It’s rumored that .32 ACP will work in a revolver chambered for .327 Magnum or .32 H&R Magnum. It might … Continued