“Tag: center-fire revolver”

Kimber expanded its revolver lineup with a lengthened barrel and adjustable sights, as well as improved grips that make it a great shooter.

Once a rarity, pistols with optics have become commonplace in both the sport shooting and defensive carry realms. One such revolver equipped for optic-mounting is the Taurus Raging Hunter.

Don’t fret if you can’t afford a vintage Snake Gun—a new generation has arrived. The powerful but portable Colt King Cobra .357 Mag. is back with enhanced performance and a lower price.

It was a gun so perfectly suited for law enforcement use that it was nicknamed the “Peace Officer’s Dream Sidearm.”

In selecting a handgun for protection, oftentimes double-action revolvers are dismissed as choices due only to their limited capacity. But that has changed somewhat, as viable, familiar wheelgun platforms have, of late, been updated with increased-capacity cylinders.

The Ruger Super Redhawk Alaskan is a reasonable solution for those in the West who face the threat of attack by a bear or other dangerous animal.

Ruger’s Redhawk .44 Magnum revolver was “an entirely new firearm, the most significant advance in heavy-frame double action revolvers in many decades.”