revolver

Colt is officially putting their 3-inch Python revolver back into production for 2022.

Heritage Manufacturing, Inc., producers of classic-style single-action revolvers, is now offering a $20 rebate on the purchase of certain qualifying products.

These new models feature a 3.75″ cold hammer-forged barrel and Ruger Birdshead-pattern grip frame, creating a compact and affordable firearm.

Standard Manufacturing, a company that focuses on traditional gunsmithing and modern manufacturing alike, is proud to announce a folding pocket pistol of their own, the Switch Gun.

The Gunfighter Nickel Revolver will be offered in eight versions, with a choice of 4.75- or 5.5-inch barrels in both .357 Magnum and .45 Colt.

The infamous Johnny Ringo’s Colt Single Action Army revolver is up for auction at the Bonhams auction house, and it’s expected to bring in high bids this week.

The 856 Defender isn’t a perfect revolver, but like many Taurus products, it lives in a nice middle ground between bargain bin and custom Gucci. It’s light (but not too light), well-built, reliable, reasonably priced, and accurate enough to get the job done. It’s the everyman’s revolver, I wouldn’t hesitate for a second to carry it.

Nighthawk Custom and Korth are teaming up once again to bring new, world-class revolvers to the U.S. market with the upcoming Heritage and Vintage Edition models.

Beretta USA will formally launch the MR 73 this week at the 2021 USPSA LOCAP Nationals in Talladega, Ala. Beretta will also have them on display at their Dallas, Memphis and New York Beretta Galleries.