Smith Wesson Model 34 Reviews
Smith Wesson Model 34 Reviews
Smith Wesson Model 34 Review
Smith Wesson Model 34 Review
For the last month or so I’ve been running axis deer hunts on our Hill Country lease. The days are long, so there are lots of chores to do between the morning and evening hunts. One of my favorites is running my raccoon traps. Few of my clients have ever trapped before, so they often ask to ride along as I check my trapline and dispatch as many of the protein-feeder-raiding thieves as possible. I am astounded at how many of those clients ask about the classic Smith & Wesson Kit Gun that generally resides on my hip.
Smith Wesson Model 34 Review
Smith Wesson Model 34 Review
Many of our readers know what a plinker is. For those who have recently joined the shooting sports family (and welcome, by the way) “plinker” refers to a handgun, typically chambered in .22 caliber, and often used for recreational shooting and informal target practice, such as at tin cans for instance, which make a “plink” sound when hit (hence the name “plinker”). There are many handguns out there that make good plinkers, and this series of articles looks at some of the most popular .22s among them. The first two articles in the series may be found here and here.
Smith Wesson Model 34 Review
Smith Wesson Model 34 Review
When I went to the gun show, I was hoping to find an affordable S&W K-22. I found a Smith & Wesson in .22 long rifle, but it wasn't a K-22.