.357 Magnum

The new Deputy Dual Cylinder brings back that Old West, single-action look, but adds something you didn’t get back then: real versatility.

You still get premium materials, smooth triggers, and clean American craftsmanship. But now you can fine-tune your revolver exactly how you like it.

Spohr’s new 8-shot revolver is a remarkably fine firearm. This one has been fired a bajillion times in a row at the SHOT Show Range Day.

The new Davidson’s-exclusive Model 20 pulls heavily from both the Heavy Duty and Outdoorsman DNA.

Revolvers aren’t dead. In fact, Taurus USA just proved the opposite with the launch of the Taurus 66 Combat, a revolver designed from the ground up for modern concealed carry and personal defense.

The Stribog SP10A3 is a unique Slovak designed 10mm Auto submachine gun that has become popular in the States as a cost-effective semi-auto pistol.

Today, I was pleased to get my hands on the Smith & Wesson Model 1854 Stealth Hunter chambered in .357 Magnum. This lever-action rifle blends classic design with modern enhancements, which makes it a viable option for home defense, hunting, and maybe even competition shooting.

Revolvers built for self-defense are chambered in a wide variety of calibers. From mousey 22 LR and 22 Magnum rimfire (pass on these puny calibers) and oddball calibers like 327 Federal Magnum on up to the old standbys, 38 Special, and 357 Magnum.

The Rossi RP63 357 Magnum revolver checks all the boxes for an EDC gun: Large sights, good trigger, comfortable grip even when shooting 357 Magnum ammo, 6-round capacity, and light weight at 27 ounce so it is easy to carry.