Aerospace & Defense
Ruger replaced the Security-Six and Service-Six with the GP100 in 1985 and has barely needed to change it since. There's no sideplate: the frame...
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Ruger replaced the Security-Six and Service-Six with the GP100 in 1985 and has barely needed to change it since. There's no sideplate: the frame...
The original Model 40 arrived for the company's 100th anniversary, and the aluminum-framed Model 42 Airweight followed the same year. Both died in 1974....
Smith & Wesson has been building this idea since 1952 — a fully enclosed hammer with nothing to snag on a pocket, a waistband...
S&W introduced it as the .38 Hand Ejector Model and everyone called it the Military & Police. The Model 10 designation did not arrive...
Summary and Key Points: Taurus built the 66 Combat for carry rather than marketing it that way afterward. Bobbed hammer so nothing snags a...
Smith & Wesson revived a name it had not used since 1955, when Bill Jordan talked the company into stretching a K-frame .38 into...
Smith & Wesson built the Model 460 in 2005 around a cartridge it developed with Hornady for one purpose: to be the fastest thing...
The Colt Python is an excellent, historically significant revolver that will do the job in a defensive scenario, but most people carrying for personal...
Key Points and Summary – Gun Expert Christian D. Orr revisits one of gun culture’s most stubborn arguments: revolver versus semi-auto for personal defense....
Imagine a hammerless revolver built around the popular 9 mm cartridge. This is the Ruger LCR 9mm, a creation that begs the question-could it...