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NRA Gun of the Week: Smith & Wesson Model 329PD

NRA Gun of the Week: Smith & Wesson Model 329PD

Watch as American Rifleman's Brian Sheetz checks out an Airweight revolver chambered for .44 Mag.

Tested: Taurus 856UL Ultra-Lite 6-Shot .38 Special Revolver

Tested: Taurus 856UL Ultra-Lite 6-Shot .38 Special Revolver

This budget-friendly snub gun successfully squeezes one more round into its cylinder without sacrificing its...

By the Decade: Wiley Clapp's Favorite Handgun—The 1970s

By the Decade: Wiley Clapp's Favorite Handgun—The 1970s

The Smith & Wesson Model 19 was Wiley Clapp choice revolver for much of the...

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...

A Look Back at the .44 Special

A Look Back at the .44 Special

As the 20th century was about to debut, the brass at Smith & Wesson decided...

I Have This Old Gun: Smith & Wesson “Wolf & Klar” .44 Hand Ejector, Third Model

I Have This Old Gun: Smith & Wesson “Wolf & Klar” .44 Hand Ejector, Third Model

Many collectors have an affinity for firearms with a connection to Texas, such as Smith...

Tested: The S&W M&P380 Shield EZ Pistol

Tested: The S&W M&P380 Shield EZ Pistol

Designed from the ground up for ease of operation, the S&W M&P380 Shield EZ pistol...

A Look Back at the Smith & Wesson 22/32 Kit Gun

A Look Back at the Smith & Wesson 22/32 Kit Gun

In 1936 Smith & Wesson introduced a 22/32 revolver with a 4" barrel—the Kit Gun—meant...

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Profile: Jelly Bryce—Oklahoma Gunfighter

Delf A. “Jelly” Bryce was a lawman who could match it with just about any...

Second Chance: Remington’s Revised R51 Pistol

Second Chance: Remington’s Revised R51 Pistol

Following a recall of its retro-styled R51s, Remington's new R51 is more than worthy of...

The Keefe Report—Plan B: The U.S. Model of 1917 Revolvers

The Keefe Report—Plan B: The U.S. Model of 1917 Revolvers

A century ago, the U.S. Army desperately needed handguns for the Doughboys headed for the...

Wiley Clapp: The .38 S&W—Isn't That Special?

Wiley Clapp: The .38 S&W—Isn't That Special?

Here's a quick question for all you budding handgun historians: What is a Smith &...

Tested: Smith & Wesson's M&P M2.0 Pistol

Tested: Smith & Wesson's M&P M2.0 Pistol

More than a decade after creating one of the best polymer-frame pistols on the market,...

Clapp: The Case for Hammerless Revolvers

Clapp: The Case for Hammerless Revolvers

Wiley Clapp makes a strong case for a particular class of firearm as a near...

A Look Back at the Smith & Wesson Model 24

A Look Back at the Smith & Wesson Model 24

The large-framed revolver built to handle the then-new .44 S&W Spl. cartridge would be called...

Back to Basics: Understanding Handgun Actions

Back to Basics: Understanding Handgun Actions

When it comes to handgun operation, there seems to remain a nearly constant misinterpretation.

America’s Military Revolvers

America’s Military Revolvers

Though some fixed- cartridge revolvers were used during the American Civil War, it wasn’t until...

A Look Back at the Colt Police Positive

A Look Back at the Colt Police Positive

Colt’s D-frame revolver was one of the most popular revolvers during the last century.

Review: Ruger Redhawk .45 ACP/.45 Colt Revolver

Review: Ruger Redhawk .45 ACP/.45 Colt Revolver

This year Ruger expands one of its long time favorite revolver lines to include a...

A Look Back at the Smith & Wesson J-Frames

A Look Back at the Smith & Wesson J-Frames

Big staying power comes in a small package.

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