NRA releases “New Energy” with Women’s Channel: Simply divine or downright dangerous? (VIDEO)
Last week The National Rifle Association, along with Smith & Wesson, launched a new women’s… Read more
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Another 5 Handguns You Have to Shoot Before You Die (VIDEOS)
Last year Guns.com brought you eight to shoot before you die, but you all still seem to still be alive so here are five more that just have to pass through your hands before you head to that great gun show in the sky. Read more
Can You Really Get By With Only Six (or Seven) Bullets?
In war and gun legislation, much is made about magazine capacity and with insane new laws popping up like weeds in my own backyard, I think it’s time to talk about the realities of only have a bullet for every finger on you in some places. Said better, can a shooter really stake his life on six (or seven) bullets? Read more
Chicago motorcycle club holding annual gun raffle; Proceeds to benefit families of fallen officers
The American Knights Motorcycle Club of Chicago has started selling tickets for its annual gun raffle. They will be giving away a total of eight guns: six AR-15’s and two handguns. Read more
The Smith and Wesson Light Rifle, Model 1940: A cautionary tale (VIDEO)
When you think about Smith and Wesson firearms made in 1940, a light rifle made in a caliber you rarely see guns chambered in America probably doesn’t jump to mind. There’s a reason this as what follows is a cautionary tale of what happens when you try to come up with a solution before knowing what the problem is. Read more
Gear Review: The Appeal of Cross-draw and the DeSantis Dual Angle Hunter
DeSantis makes solid leather holsters. Their Dual Angle Hunter is ideal for carrying oversized revolvers like the Smith & Wesson 686. If open carry is an option, the holster can be worn strong side. If you’d rather cover it with your coat-tail, it can be worn as a cross-draw. Either way, the DeSantis is a perfect match for the 686. Read more
130-years of Revolver Speed Loaders (VIDEO)
They’re over a century old, but just the wheelguns they fit, they’ve continued to serve with cops, soldiers and civilians to this day. Read more
The Ruger Service Six Series: Wheelgun Muscle, 70s style
“In the late 90s, I was issued a company-owned 1970s production Ruger Security Six revolver at a security job. The gun had been carried in all weather for over 20 years in a duty rig, shot thousands of times in quarterly qualifications and still looked in about 99% condition.” Read more
Smith & Wesson 21-4 Review: A custom gun for custom loads
The Smith & Wesson 21-4 is from a time when form took a back seat to function, so it isn’t uncommon for owners to play around with components and loads. Read more
The Colt Revolving Rifle: Semi-automatic firepower, 1855 (VIDEO)
Most know Samuel Colt as the father of the cartridge revolver but he also sought to sell the Army semi-automatic carbines to the Army long before the M4 was a glimmer in Eugene Stoner’s eye. Read more
