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Recently released data from GunBroker.com gives retailers, consumers and manufacturers a breadth of direction the American market is trending toward with regards to handgun, rifle and shotgun interest.

The 350 Legend-chambered Model 350 represents quite a departure for S&W’s family of X-Frame revolvers, but it is no less capable of taking medium-size game—and it’s a lot easier to shoot and keep fed.

SHOT Show 2023 saw the launch of dozens of new handguns, bringing fresh offerings to every corner of the consumer market. Here are five that stood out to our editorial team.

Smith & Wesson expanded its M&P lineup in 2023 with an all-new design and chambering in the form of its M&P5.7.

Smith & Wesson has improved on rewards offered through its American Guardians program, an exclusive project aimed to benefit those who serve and protect law-abiding citizens.

I recently acquired a Model 629 Smith & Wesson revolver. It has the 83⁄8" barrel and S&W wood stocks. The yoke has “G23” over “42995,” and on the right side, it is marked with “AYF3198” over “M-629-1.” If I didn’t know it to be a 629, I would swear it was nickel; this is, by far, the brightest stainless gun I have seen.

Through a series of four books, U.S. Army (Ret.) Lt. Col. Kieran McMullen details the various guns, from small arms to aircraft armaments, used by both sides of the Irish Revolution from 1913 to 1924.

American Rifleman announced its list of 2023 Golden Bullseye award winners, highlighting remarkable firearms and accessories introduced in 2022.

By the end of 2021, Smith & Wesson was ready to expand its catalog to include an M&P M2.0 chambered in 10 mm Auto—a cartridge that had not been available chambered in S&W semi-automatic pistols since the mid-1990s.