First Look: Davidson’s Exclusive Smith & Wesson J-Frame Revolvers

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Smith & Wesson has just announced two new Davidson’s Exclusive .32 H&R Magnum J-Frame revolver models.

The world needs more .32-caliber revolvers, but thankfully, Smith & Wesson has just added two new options in the form of the Davidson’s Exclusive Model 432 and Model 632, both J-Frames chambered for .32 H&R Magnum. The two wheelguns are functionally the same besides their finish colors, with the 432 sporting a black-anodized aluminum matte finish and the 632 featuring a matte silver finish.

Designed with concealed carry and self-defense in mind, these DA/SA J-Frames feature a 6-round capacity, a 1.88-inch stainless-steel barrel and a weight of just 14.7 ounces. As for their irons, the revolvers come with a precision-regulated gold bead front sight and an integrated U-notch rear sight for fast acquisition. Other upgrades include an enhanced internals Endurance Package, chamfered charge holes for easier loading and a textured synthetic boot grip for improved ergonomics.

Don’t forget, one major advantage of .32-caliber revolvers is their ammo versatility. These two Smith & Wessons should be able to fire .32 Long and .32 Short in addition to their official chambering of .32 H&R Magnum.

The Davidson’s Exclusive S&W Model 632 and Model 432 are both available now and share an MSRP of $670.

For more information, visit smith-wesson.com.

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