“Tag: magnum”

The NRA Gun of the Week is the MLR22WMBW Barracuda—one of the most potent of rimfires available—.22 WMR, a departure from Magnum Research's most notable associations, the Desert Eagle .50 AE and BFR (Biggest Finest Revolver).

There are lighter .357 Mag. revolvers to pack and more powerful, finely made revolvers to hunt with, but there will always be a place for an accurate, premium-built revolver with the power of the .357 Mag.

Building on the platform of the wildly popular Savage Arms A17 introduced last year, the company has proved it isn't finished with magnum rimfires.

Winchester Announces .17 Win. Super Mag. Cartridge

Lever-action rifle owners, rejoice! Federal Premium released its HammerDown lineup in 2020, providing purpose-built ammo for today's popular lever guns.

For sheer perserverence in the face of adversity, you can’t beat the grand old .41 Magnum. Although this so-called “middle magnum” was never on the top of the heap in revolver cartridge popularity, it stoutly withstood repeated efforts to cancel it out. This business of a revolver that was not just a supplement to the sporting rifle, started with the .357 Mag. in 1935.

Shortly after Sturm, Ruger & Co.’s 1999 introduction of its .22 WMR-chambered Model 10/22 Magnum, Magnum Research, Inc., rolled out its U.S.-made Magnum Lite Rifle (MLR) in the same chambering.

Gun of the Week: Smith and Wesson Model 29

Armscor continues to roll out innovative, interesting 1911s for the consumer market, and the XT 22 Magnum Pro is one of the latest for 2020.