Revolvers

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.

At NRAAM 2024, Colt’s Manufacturing Company dropped two new revolvers that promise a wild ride.

Think of cowboy six-shooters when you think of single-action triggers.

The Taurus 856 T.O.R.O. and 605 T.O.R.O., known for their innovative features, are the stainless-steel models of the series.

The Model 66-8 Combat Magnum lives up to the K-frame’s reputation. In my opinion, a .357 magnum is a good choice for self-defense, and I’d prefer to carry the .357 Magnum in a revolver like the S&W Model 66 Combat Magnum.

Now, Taurus launches the first extension to the T.O.R.O. revolver line: The Judge T.O.R.O. The most popular multi-caliber revolver on the market is now optics ready.