Revolvers

While the .357 Magnum should have eaten its lunch, it turns out small .357 Magnums aren’t all that comfortable to shoot, and .38 Special has remained popular. 

Just this morning Colt announced their revolver RMSc plate, a new red dot mounting plate for their Python, Anaconda, and King Cobra revolvers.

Smith & Wesson Brands, Inc. announces today the release of three Classic Series No-Lock revolvers that include a Model 36, Model 10, and Model 19.

Snub nose revolvers are an American classic. These micro-sized revolvers have a proud and interesting lineage that ties back to something known as the Fitz special

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 Henry Golden Boy Revolver is a traditional double-action chambered for .22 S/L/LR, and it’s available in two grip configurations. MSRP is $928.

Don’t look now but it seems that Colt Firearms is determined to take over the revolver market! In the past four years, they have launched a new generation of wheelguns starting with the Python in 2020.

Let’s face it. We all like to do things the easy way. Large full-size semi-automatics can be large and heavy.

They’re not just slapping on a new coat of paint; they’re adding custom rails, muzzle brakes, and unique grips to these iconic revolvers.