article · Aug 16, 2026 · Ballistic
Lipsey’s Reintroduces the S&W Model 396 Nightguard in .44 Special
At the 2000 SHOT Show, Smith & Wesson (S&W) introduced the Model 396 Airlite Ti. This L-Frame double action (DA) revolver had a titanium frame and a 5-shot cylinder chambered in .44 Special. Eight years later, S&W followed this up with a version called the Model 396 Nightguard. Although it was discontinued shortly after, it has made its return through Lispey’s. Advertisement — Continue Reading Below The Lipsey’s S&W Model 396 Nightguard This Model 396 variation had a 2.5-inch barrel, matte black finish, a PVD-coated stainless-steel cylinder, an XS Sights 24/7 Standard Dot tritium front sight,
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