SMITH & WESSON J-FRAME REVOLVER
The Smith & Wesson J-Frame revolver in .38 Special still has what it takes for Personal Defense and here is why.
STILL SELF DEFENSE VIABLE? RUGER LCR SNUBNOSE REVOLVER
Think Revolvers are long Obsolete for Personal Defense? Slow down and think of the Positive Attributes of a Revolver.
BIG BORE MASTERPIECE: THE .44 MAGNUM
The .44 Magnum is an incredible cartridge is ready for big game. It also is a very handy and easy cartridge to handload.
Best .38 Revolvers for CCW
You won’t be winning any long distance Sharpshooting challenges with it, but you will feel safe carrying one.
Plinking Power
Ruger’s GP-100 in .22 LR is a large, solidly built stainless-steel revolver. STORY AND PHOTOS BY BOB SHELL Ruger always seems to be coming out with new products, and many of them are very interesting and desirable. Some are variations of previous successes, such as the popular GP-100 in .22 LR. This gun is part […]
41 Magnum – Overlooked Powerhouse
The .41 Magnum hits harder than the .357 Magnum and with less recoil than the .44 Magnum, Yet it still has been unfairly overshadowed since 1964.
Top 9 CCW Positions
Choosing a spot to carry your gun is almost as important as the gun you carry. When it comes to choosing a concealed carry location, the ideal place for you is where ever you have easy access to at the time. Carrying concealed I know that kind of sounds confusing, but one location isn’t an […]
The Little ‘Do Everything’ Revolver
[su_heading size=”30″]The Ruger 3-inch LCRx remains an excellent choice for a lightweight trail gun or for home defense.[/su_heading] STORY AND PHOTOS BY ROB REED [su_dropcap style=”flat” size=”5″]R[/su_dropcap]ecently, the Ruger LCRx with a 3-inch barrel transformed the popular lightweight revolver design from a snub-nose carry gun into a handy general-purpose revolver. The innovative LCR design has […]
Worth The Wait
[su_heading size=”30″]Dixie Gun Works offers Uberti’s ‘new’ Cattleman Flat-Top single action in .44/40[/su_heading] STORY AND PHOTOS BY MIKE NESBITT [su_dropcap style=”flat” size=”5″]B[/su_dropcap]ack in 1961, Colt allowed some announcements to leak out about a new target-sighted single action they’d soon release. At the time, I’d hoped for a return of the early flat-top target model of […]
Taylor’s New Model #3 Frontier
Taylor’s New Model #3 Frontier Story and photographs by Mike Nesbitt There are some, perhaps several shooters, who say the old Smith & Wesson New Model #3 was the finest single-action revolver ever made, and I’m certainly one of them. I have had two of the originals, both in .44 Russian, and that’s why this […]