From Humble Beginnings: Tracing the Burgo 22 Short Revolver’s Ancestry The diminutive form, a forgotten whisper from a bygone era, yet holding a certain allure for collectors and firearm enthusiasts alike. We’re speaking of the Burgo 22 Short Revolver. This pocket-sized piece of history, often overshadowed by its more prominent brethren, holds a unique place … Read more
Historical Background and Development The Need for a New Revolver The late 1960s and 1970s witnessed a dynamic shift in the firearms landscape. Law enforcement agencies across the United States were seeking to upgrade their standard-issue sidearms. The old guard, primarily revolvers from Colt and Smith & Wesson, faced increasing challenges. Colt, once the dominant … Read more
A Legacy Forged in Steel The whisper of “Dirty Harry” still echoes in the minds of many. When we hear the words, our thoughts often drift to a certain handgun, a symbol of raw power and undeniable authority. The Smith & Wesson 629, a name synonymous with the .44 Magnum, remains a revered firearm, a … Read more
A Legacy of Steel and Innovation The world of firearms is filled with legendary names and innovative designs. Among these, Smith & Wesson stands as a titan, a manufacturer synonymous with quality, reliability, and a rich history. Their contributions to law enforcement, sport shooting, and personal defense are undeniable. Their stainless steel revolvers, in particular, … Read more
The Evolution of Six-Shooters In the annals of the American West, a period of relentless expansion, daring exploits, and the forging of a new nation, the cowboy revolver stands as an iconic symbol. While the image of a gunslinger expertly fanning the hammer of a single-action firearm might dominate our collective imagination, a parallel narrative … Read more
