“Tag: revolvers”

The .32-caliber Slocum was a popular Civil War-era choice for personal protection.

Hardin usually carried more than one Colt revolver, as reloading a cap-and-ball handgun under fire was not a quick or easily completed task.

A new version of an American classic.

Semi-auto pistols may rule the self-defense handgun world, but don't relegate your revolvers to museums.

The Charter Arms Southpaw is a left-hand version of the popular Undercover Lite .38 Spl. +P revolver.

A great revolver in an awesome caliber.

Single-action revolvers once ruled the self-defense world. They still make sense.

While not as popular as single-actions, double-action revolvers played a role in the Old West.

The Chief’s Special continues to be a popular revolver.