“Tag: .357”

Being able to feed a long gun and a handgun from the same box of cartridges can reduce ammo costs, and is one of the oldest, most tried-and-true shooting concepts in the industry.

Ashley West from the A Girl and a Gun organization proves that women can and do know as much about the way a firearm operates as their male counterparts, as she demonstrates the features of the Bond Girl firearms by Bond Arms.

In the 90s, two rounds firing 9 mm diameter bullets were introduced-the 9x23 mm and the .357 Sig. One made it, and one didn’t.

The 9 mm and the .357 Sig are both excellent self-defense rounds. One is more powerful, while the other is more popular.

Want to know why Ruger's revolvers are still so popular? It's self-explanatory when you check out the new GP100, which offers features the modern shooter will appreciate.

SIG Sauer has created quite a buzz around the competitive shooting circuit by introducing a 1911 pistol in the popular .357/.38 Super calibers.

Today, gun registration is anathema to those who understand the genius of the Second Amendment and its importance to the protection of our collective and individual freedoms. However, in 1935, the best shooters and most discriminating handgun enthusiasts were eager to register a certain type of revolver-the Smith & Wesson .357 Registered Magnum.

Is the .41 Rem. Mag. a has-been cartridge? What's your take?

The SIG Sauer P226 came out on top for its reliability, accuracy and durability.