Single Action Revolvers: Selecting One for Your Collection

Single action revolvers have held certain nostalgia in American culture. When picking one for your collection, there's a few things to consider before pulling the proverbial trigger.

Thunder Ranch and Clint Smith: Urban Rifle Class Review

If you have taken some training, want to build communication skills, and are familiar with your rifle I would highly recommend Clint Smith's class at Thunder Ranch. But if you are new to rifles, this class may not be for you just yet.

Marlin 1895 .45-70: Why You Need a T-Rex-Rated Rifle

The Marlin .45-70, model 1895, is a unique rifle. While it can hunt most big game, there's one in particular that stands out from the rest.

What are the Differences Between Glock, S&W, and Sig Polymer Handguns?

However you cut it, these three manufacturers dominate the U.S. handgun market. If you've wondered what the differences in their polymer handguns are, you've come to the right place.

Girsan MC 14T: The Continuing Quest To Address Racking

The Girsan MC 14T uses a tip-up barrel design as an alternative for shooters who have difficulty racking the slide of a typical semi-auto. So, how does it shoot? Read this to find out!

For the Love of the 1911: A Review of Several Higher End 1911s

From the Sig Sauer We the People to the Dan Wesson Valor, each of these higher end 1911s is well manufactured, aesthetically pleasing, and a joy to shoot.

A Personal and Ballistic Review of the Iconic Desert Eagle in .50AE

Although I would not consider the Desert Eagle an effective and reliable defensive gun, there is no question that it is fun to shoot!

History of the 187th Rakkasans

With five Presidential Unit (Army) Citations and many other awards, the 187th Rakkasans is one of the most decorated units in the U.S. Army.

Lower Bore Handguns: A Review of the Arsenal Strike One

American Precision Arms has brought the Arsenal Strike One to the U.S. market, expanding low-bore access to a much wider audience of buyers.

The Very Large and Very Small: S&W 500 and NAA Sidewinder

Across my handgun collection, the majority of my guns are semi-automatics. However, the largest and smallest handguns are both revolvers. Though about as different in purpose as two handguns can be, they share several key features as revolvers. Both have five-round cylinders, are traditional side swing-out loading revolvers, and are manufactured for a very specific […]