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Back to Basics: Holsters

Back to Basics: Holsters

The term “holster” dates back to somewhere in the mid-17th century. Its origins are a...
A Look Back at the Ruger Single-Six Revolver

A Look Back at the Ruger Single-Six Revolver

Like virtually all Rugers, the Single-Six single-action revolver is almost impossible to wear out. The...
North American Arms Lengthens the Ranger II's Stride

North American Arms Lengthens the Ranger II's Stride

A longer barrel and grip turn this slick miniature break-top revolver into an eye-catching collectible.
By the Decade: Wiley Clapp's Favorite Handgun—The 1990s

By the Decade: Wiley Clapp's Favorite Handgun—The 1990s

The P-Series SIGs are the author's favorite handguns for the last decade of the 20th...
Tested: Ruger Wrangler .22 LR Single-Action Revolver

Tested: Ruger Wrangler .22 LR Single-Action Revolver

Enjoy the fun, accuracy and reliability of Ruger's rimfire revolvers at a fraction of the...
Ruger Announces New Wrangler .22 LR Single-Action Revolver

Ruger Announces New Wrangler .22 LR Single-Action Revolver

The Ruger Wrangler single-action revolver chambered in .22 LR is built on the legacy of...
The Keefe Report: The Mossberg That Never Was

The Keefe Report: The Mossberg That Never Was

Ever heard of the Mossberg Military .45 ACP Combat Model? In the interest of full...
Tested: Smith & Wesson Model 19 Classic Revolver

Tested: Smith & Wesson Model 19 Classic Revolver

It was a gun so perfectly suited for law enforcement use that it was nicknamed...
The Keefe Report: Welcome to the Snark Tank—I Don’t Actually Hate Colt’s

The Keefe Report: Welcome to the Snark Tank—I Don’t Actually Hate Colt’s

A reader questions Editor-in-Chief Mark Keefe about his seemingly sarcastic commentary on outdoor television regarding...
Tested: Cimarron Model P Jr. Revolver

Tested: Cimarron Model P Jr. Revolver

Enjoy the features of a classic quality wheelgun in a lighter and softer shooting configuration.
2019 SHOT Show Primer: Standard Manufacturing Single Action Revolver

2019 SHOT Show Primer: Standard Manufacturing Single Action Revolver

This beautifully engraved single-action revolver is faithful to the original Colt design.
Tested: North American Arms 1860 Series Magnum Mini "Hogleg" Revolver

Tested: North American Arms 1860 Series Magnum Mini "Hogleg" Revolver

This scaled down .22 Mag. single action sports a six inch barrel with a classic...
Tested: Ruger's Blued SP101 .357 Mag. Revolver

Tested: Ruger's Blued SP101 .357 Mag. Revolver

For the first time ever Ruger is offering this potent, packable 5-shot snubby in a...
Tested: Bond Arms "Full Tilt" 6-inch Barrel Builds

Tested: Bond Arms "Full Tilt" 6-inch Barrel Builds

Can an over/under derringer go toe-to-toe with typical semi-automatics and revolvers in the same calibers?...
Back to Basics: Running the Single-Action Revolver

Back to Basics: Running the Single-Action Revolver

Those who carry a single action revolver do not feel they are giving up much...
A First Look at 2019’s New Guns

A First Look at 2019’s New Guns

It's that time of year again when we get a glimpse of some of the...
Happy Trails 2018

Happy Trails 2018

Each year, the Happy Trails Children’s Foundation—a leading children’s charity that actively supports Second Amendment...
Ruger Introduces SP101 with Blued Alloy Steel Finish

Ruger Introduces SP101 with Blued Alloy Steel Finish

Ruger has introduced the blued Ruger SP101 chambered in .357 Mag.
Cimarron Firearms and The Guns of "Spaghetti Westerns"

Cimarron Firearms and The Guns of "Spaghetti Westerns"

Cimarron Firearms Co. blends the authenticity of Old West legend with popular culture to offer...
Wiley Clapp: The Trythons Tried

Wiley Clapp: The Trythons Tried

Wiley Clapp culminates his Trython experiment by—what else—shooting them.
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