“38 special”

On this week’s “Gun of the Week” video preview, American Rifleman staff take to the range for a closer look at Uberti USA’s special edition "Teddy" revolver, a replica of Colt's New Model 1873 SAA. 

Two of the world’s best handgun makers―one from the “Old” and one from the “New”―have partnered to make one of the best semi-autos of all time: the SW99.

More than a century after its debut, Colt’s big, bold and beautiful double-action revolver is still cherished.

Colt's relaunch of the Cobra saw great acclaim, and the gun continues to be a top seller in the firearm market, according to GunBroker sales numbers.

Though it didn't cost much, this circa-1924 Colt Police Positive gave one of our contributors a chance to experience a small piece of the past.

A brief history of the development of the .357 Magnum cartridge along with tips and tricks for hand loading the cartridge.

Although the M1911A1 was the standard U.S military sidearm during World War II, more than 350,000 S&W Victory Model revolvers were produced, and they accompanied many U.S. Navy and Marine Corps aviators during pivotal battles of the Pacific Theater.

On this “Gun of the Week,” American Rifleman explore Uberti USA’s 1851 Navy Conversion revolver and tribute to James Butler Hickok, the gunfighter known as “Wild Bill.”

In this review, we take a look at the Taurus Defender 856 Ultra-Lite revolver with a six shot cylinder chambered in .38 Spl.