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3 Arguments In Favor of Back-up Guns

3 Arguments In Favor of Back-up Guns

While perusing various online sources of gun related news and information recently, I've noticed an...
Exceeding Expectations: Smith & Wesson's X-Frames

Exceeding Expectations: Smith & Wesson's X-Frames

Since the early 2000s, Smith & Wesson has been designing and building some of the...
The Return of the Ruger SP101 .327 Fed. Mag.

The Return of the Ruger SP101 .327 Fed. Mag.

This versatile new version of the 6-shot SP101 can fill multiple defensive and recreational roles.
Refining the Snub Gun: Smith & Wesson's 640 Pro Series .357 Mag. Revolver

Refining the Snub Gun: Smith & Wesson's 640 Pro Series .357 Mag. Revolver

It was back in the mid 1980s when law enforcement agencies and civilians alike began...
Running the Gun: Double-Action Revolvers Revisited

Running the Gun: Double-Action Revolvers Revisited

It used to be that virtually every law-enforcement officer in America had a double-action revolver...
Combat Magnum Resurgence

Combat Magnum Resurgence

The full-size American revolver concept not only isn't dead, but two new Smith & Wesson...
Lipsey's Exclusive Ruger Single-Seven .327 Fed. Mag. Revolver

Lipsey's Exclusive Ruger Single-Seven .327 Fed. Mag. Revolver

If this had been one of the first revolvers Ruger released in .327, it’s likely...
Understanding the Wheel

Understanding the Wheel

Wiley Clapp examines what today’s automatic-oriented shooters know about understanding the wheel (gun).
The Elusive .480 Ruger Super Redhawk

The Elusive .480 Ruger Super Redhawk

Ruger's unique big-bore hunting revolver offers an excellent balance of stopping power and manageable recoil.
A Look Back: The Smith & Wesson Model 48

A Look Back: The Smith & Wesson Model 48

Most of today’s shooters have little to do with revolvers, but the wheelgun is not...
Gun Digest Book Of Ruger Revolvers: The Definitive History

Gun Digest Book Of Ruger Revolvers: The Definitive History

Author Max Prasac conveys his enthusiasm for revolver shooting to believers and beginners alike in...
They're Back: Smith & Wesson Performance Center 9 mm Revolvers

They're Back: Smith & Wesson Performance Center 9 mm Revolvers

The Smith & Wesson Performance Center realizes the return of the highly requested 9 mm...
Ruger LCR .22

Ruger LCR .22

An extension of the Ruger's popular LCR line, the LCR-22 and 22MAG have provided the...
Smith & Wesson Model 29

Smith & Wesson Model 29

First introduced as the Smith & Wesson .44 Magnum in 1955, the Model 29 was...
Charter Arms Pitbull 9 mm Rimless Revolver

Charter Arms Pitbull 9 mm Rimless Revolver

Charter Arms has introduced Pitbull 9 mm revolver that works without moon clips to compliment...
Smith & Wesson Model 10 (Military & Police)

Smith & Wesson Model 10 (Military & Police)

The Model 10 was available with a variety of finishes, barrel lengths and stock options,...
Ruger’s Dynamic Rimfire Duo

Ruger’s Dynamic Rimfire Duo

Ruger continues its history of innovative handguns.
Little Guns

Little Guns

I love that old saying about “what goes around, comes around.” It means that history...
Mix Six: The S&W Governor

Mix Six: The S&W Governor

Smith & Wesson calls it the “Mix-Six-Shooter” because you can mix and match loads to...
The Humble, Fragile .22 WMR

The Humble, Fragile .22 WMR

My blog on the Ruger Lightweight Carry Revolver (LCR) chambered for .22 Long Rifle has...
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