Writing the Next Chapter in the History of a Working Revolver
For more than three decades, one engraved Smith & Wesson Model 625 has done exactly what it was built to do—be carried, be […]
Revolver Rant: A Real .22 Magnum – Smith & Wesson’s Model 53 in .22 Jet
Built on the same S&W K-Frame used for the Model 19, the Model 53 was a handy wheel gun. It’s richly blued and svelte with a number of interesting features not seen on traditional K-Frames…plus a few quirks.
20 Years Ago Today, The Clinton ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban Was No More
The lesson for anti-gunners and federal level Democrats should be that nothing makes an American want something more than the government telling them they can’t have it.
30 Years Ago Today, The Clinton Assault Weapons Ban Was Signed Into Law
Gather round, folks, because today we’re going to do a deep dive into gun control history. Today is the 20th
Revolver Rant: Shiny Brazilian Round Butts
Not everyone can afford a $1,000+ wheel-gun. Trust me, I know. I still remember buying brand new GP100s for under $450 and I thought that was expensive when I was a rookie patrolman.
Revolver Rants: Czech Out APF’s R1 Wheel Guns
You can’t get more classically American than that. Immigrants move to Miami with a passion for capitalism and shooting. Then they start a gun import company and bring over some fine pieces from the old country. I love stories like that. It’s truly the American dream.
The Wyoming Arms Parker: A Gun So Ugly, Not Even A Mother Could Love It
I like guns. So much so that I even like the first generation Smith & Wesson Sigma. But the Wyoming
The Days Of ‘Concealed Means Concealed’ Increasingly Coming to an End
As a gun owner in Florida, I grew up with the mantra, “concealed means concealed.” Meaning that if a place
District Court Judge Issues TRO Blocking ATF’s ‘In the Business’ Background Check Rule
Gun Owners of America and the Gun Owners Foundation have helped secure a temporary restraining order against the Biden ATF’s