smith and wesson changed their name in 1963.
smith and wesson changed their name in 1963.
when did smith and wesson change their name?
1963
the acquisition of smith & wesson was chiefly brokered by saf-t-hammer president bob scott, who had left smith & wesson in 1999 because of a disagreement with tomkins’ policies. after the purchase, scott became the president of smith & wesson to guide the 157-year-old company back to its former standing in the market.









































on february 15, 2002, the name of the newly formed entity was changed to smith & wesson holding corporation.









































section::::history.:recent history.
smith & wesson
bullet::::- smith & wesson sw22 victory









































bullet::::- smith & wesson model 39—first u.s.-designed double-action pistol in 9×19mm









































bullet::::- smith & wesson model 41.









































bullet::::- smith & wesson model 52.









































bullet::::- smith & wesson model 78g.









































bullet::::- smith & wesson model 4506









































bullet::::- smith & wesson model 439—updated model 39









































bullet::::- smith & wesson model 459—s&w's entry into the us army's xm9 program









































bullet::::- smith & wesson model 469









































bullet::::- smith & wesson model 59—s&w's first high-capacity double-action pistol in 9 mm parabellum.









































bullet::::- smith & wesson model 5906
smith & wesson