“Tag: Magnum”

Created by Smith & Wesson during the Great Depression, in the past eight decades, the .357 Mag. cartridge has seen no shortage in popularity nor the amount of models chambered for it.

Walther Arms released its first .22 WMR-chambered semi-automatic handgun ever in the form of the Walther Magnum Pistol (WMP), and it's loaded with unique features.

Everyone knows the line—the S&W Model 29 was “the most powerful handgun in the world.” But before the big revolver was numbered, it was simply the “.44 Magnum.” Here, the author takes a “Pre-29” to the range.

Taking responsibility for your own personal safety has never been more important—nor, unfortunately, more unfashionable in some quarters. If the average person were to take at face value the discourse of many of today’s politicians, he or she might come to the conclusion that only big government has the answers to helping you avoid the nearly inevitable trouble encountered in everyday life. 

The single-action revolver may seem like a fixture from our shooting history’s past. Some may think of it as a 19th-century relic that’s kept in production only by nostalgia and enthusiasts who enjoy the Single Action Shooting Society’s weekend competitions.

First released in 2003, The Smith & Wesson .500 Magnum is one of the most powerful cartridges developed for a revolver built on the company's X-frame.

First released in 1985, the Ruger GP100 revolver line is available in several different calibers and lengths, and is still a popular double- and single-action option today.

The all-new Posse II single-action revolver from Pietta is built with a short, octagonal barrel, case-hardened frame and a bright brass trigger guard.

New for 2022, Diamondback Firearms announces the release of the new Sidekick convertible  revolver chambered for both .22 LR and .22 Mag.