“Tag: .22 WMR”

There’s a lot for everyone in Standard Manufacturing's guns. The fact that they’re made in a region of the nation many consider the cradle of American gunmaking—where the skills and attention to detail are still family tradition—is icing on the cake.

Though discontinued and replaced with the model 455, CZ's ZKM 452 will forever be known as a classic rimfire in the annals of firearm history.

Watch American Rifleman staff on the range with the Tactical Cowboy in .22 LR, a single-action revolver that features a Picatinny rail, carbon-fiber stocks, a threaded muzzle and more.

The U.S. military recognized early on that pilots forced down in relatively uninhabited regions of the world needed a compact survival rifle if they went down.

Diamondback Firearms offers the market old-world styling amended by modern conveniences with its convertible Sidekick, a nine-shot, .22 Long Rifle-chambered, double-action revolver that features a swing-out cylinder.

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.

Watch this American Rifleman Television segment of "Rifleman Review" from 2020 to learn more about the Smith & Wesson Model 648-2 Revolver chambered in .22 WMR.

Though there are several affordable rimfire revolvers on the market, the Sidekick from Diamondback Firearms has a few unique features that make it stand out. Watch here to see the gun in action.

Diamondback Firearms has come to market with an unusual entry in an increasingly popular market segment: economical, cowboy-style, rimfire revolvers.