Gun Review: Smith & Wesson Performance Center Model 19 Carry Comp .357 Revolver
The Smith & Wesson Model 19 Carry Comp comes from the S&W Performance Center, in their new branded gray polymer […]
Revolvers
SHOT Show 2025: Smith & Wesson’s New (Again) No-Lock Revolvers
If you like blued steel and walnut revolvers with a strong nod to history and tradition, these Classic Series No-Lock models may be the nicest pieces to come out of the Smith & Wesson shop in decades.
SHOT Show 2025: Taurus Brings Back the 650 .357 Snubby and Intros the New 850 in .38 Special
There are few things more comforting or reassuring than slipping a snubby in your pocket as you head out the door. Taurus has announced a new stubby and brought back another one to fill exactly your pocket carry needs.
SHOT 2025: S&W Model 36 No Lock Classic Hands-On
Aside from it’s lack of a ‘Hillary hole,’ the no lock Smith & Wisson Model 36 has deep bluing and very nice wood. It absolutely looks like a classic that could have been passed down by my grandfather.
SHOT Show 2025: H&R Unleashes Lever Guns
PSA bought Nodak Spud (makers of AK receivers and retro AR lowers), and the former owner of Nodak Spud is now the CEO of H&R. He’s an expert in retro rifles, and retro rifles are H&R’s bread and butter. Now, H&R is out with a line of lever action rifles.
SHOT Show 2025: Charter Arms Double Dog Mag Pug Revolver With 2 Cylinders
The Charter Arms Double Dog Mag Pug Revolver comes with two cylinders. One’s chambered in .357 Magnum and the other in 9x19mm Parabellum.
Gun Review: Colt Anaconda 8″ .44 Magnum
The new Anacondass are better than the originals in every way, and the 8-inch model is no exception. This big wheelie is capable of exceptional precision under the right conditions, and wrings out every bit of potential from the 44. Magnum cartridge.
Hallelujah! – Smith & Wesson Now Making Three Classic No-Lock Revolvers
Today’s announcement will make the wheelgun world very happy indeed. Smith & Wesson is now making three of their most popular revolvers — the Model 10, Model 19, and Model 36 — without the internal locking system
Charter Arms’ New Coyote Snubbie Revolvers Chambered in .380 ACP
The Coyote comes in two models, the standard model with a spurred hammer and attractive rosewood grips and the “Off Duty” version that has rubber grips and a snag-avoiding concealed hammer.
Yes, Double Action Revolvers Are Still Viable Personal Defense Tools…But You Need To Train With Them
Should you bring your double action revolver to a 2-say pistol class? Answer: if that’s what you are carrying or keeping at home for personal defense, you absolutely should.