Smith & Wesson Model 13 The FBIs last issued Revolver
This is the third video in our series, “Iconic Revolvers of the 20th Century.” This episode is going to cover the last double action revolver issued to FBI agentds in the 20th century; The Smith & Wesson Model 13. Sources: “2024 Standard Catalog of Firearms”, Edited by Jim Supica “Guns of the FBI”, by Bill Vanderpool “Smith & Wesson Handguns”, by Roy C McHenry and Walter Roper “Legendary Lawman: The Story of Quick Draw Jelly Bryce”, by Ron Owens Mike Beliveau links: Patreon - / duelist Website - https://mikebeliveau.com/

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