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Smith & Wesson has announced the release of the Lipsey’s Exclusive Performance Center Model 36 Field Ethos revolver. Engineered using high-quality materials and top-notch design, this limited-edition J-frame is designed with a blend of iconic features and enhancements to meet the demands of modern shooters. The Model 36 Field Ethos revolver is chambered in .38 Special +P and has a five-round capacity. It uses the Classic No-Lock frame, and the 1.88-inch barrel features a blued carbon-steel finish that pairs extremely well with the installed Tyler Gunworks premium walnut stocks. Out of the box, this model ships with a fixed, gold-bead front…
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These days, handgun slides come with pre-cut slides that are optics-ready. They’ll easily accept adapter plates and/or a micro red-dot optic directly with the aid of a few screws. The red-dot trend is so pervasive that consumers can choose to buy from bargain brands all the way to the fully-featured top-tier units. Along with this energetic market segment, nationally renowned firearms training instructors and organizations have been offering red-dot specific training curricula. Aaron Cowan even authored a white-paper on the role of slide-mounted red-dot optics. If you’re into guns and shooting, you’re probably aware of these reflex sights’ existence. But,…
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