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The FBI Miami Shootout: Lessons for the Defensive Shooter

The FBI Miami Shootout: Lessons for the Defensive Shooter

Details from past law-enforcement shootings can teach valuable lessons to the armed civilian.
Can the Colt Python Pass the 2,000-Round Challenge? Part I

Can the Colt Python Pass the 2,000-Round Challenge? Part I

In this two-part series, Caleb Giddings takes Colt's new Python through the 2,000-round challenge to...
Can a .38 S&W Revolver Fire .38 Spl. Loads?

Can a .38 S&W Revolver Fire .38 Spl. Loads?

It’s always best to err on the side of caution, especially where firearms are concerned....
How to Become a Master of Dry-Fire Practice

How to Become a Master of Dry-Fire Practice

You can practice more than just your trigger pull without live ammunition, which is good...
First Look: Colt Anaconda Revolver

First Look: Colt Anaconda Revolver

Colt recently reintroduced the Anaconda, the latest in its revamped Snake Gun revolver series.
What's So Great About the .357 SIG?

What's So Great About the .357 SIG?

For those who think you can’t have a cartridge capable of delivering magnum-like performance without...
Colt New Frontier Model Revolver Made for John F. Kennedy

Colt New Frontier Model Revolver Made for John F. Kennedy

A Colt intended for President Kennedy extols the storied ties between the White House and...
Roosevelt Revolver Fetches $1.4 Million

Roosevelt Revolver Fetches $1.4 Million

President Theodore Roosevelt’s ornately engraved Colt revolver sold for $1.4 million during Rock Island Auction...
Personal Defense with Classic Firearms

Personal Defense with Classic Firearms

Many heirlooms can be pressed into service with a minimal tune-up and a new holster.
Review: Federal .357 Magnum HammerDown Ammunition

Review: Federal .357 Magnum HammerDown Ammunition

Just because your pistol and carbine are chambered in the same caliber doesn’t mean they...
Why You Should Train with the Handgun You Carry

Why You Should Train with the Handgun You Carry

No matter what size pistol you carry for personal protection, practice is essential.
New for 2021: Heritage Barkeep Revolver

New for 2021: Heritage Barkeep Revolver

Heritage recently introduced the Barkeep revolver, a single-action revolver chambered in .22 LR.
Is the .357 Magnum the Most Versatile Revolver Caliber of All Time?

Is the .357 Magnum the Most Versatile Revolver Caliber of All Time?

When it comes down to it, if you're going to have only one revolver, the...
5 Best Rimfire Loads for Self-Defense

5 Best Rimfire Loads for Self-Defense

Rimfire cartridges offer better personal defense capabilities than many folks give them credit for. Richard...
Can You Use Wadcutter Ammunition for Personal Defense?

Can You Use Wadcutter Ammunition for Personal Defense?

Can you use wadcutter ammunition for personal defense? George Harris answers this question, which may...
First Look: Heritage Manufacturing Barkeep Rimfire Revolver

First Look: Heritage Manufacturing Barkeep Rimfire Revolver

Heritage Manufacturing recently introduced the newest model in their lineup, the Barkeep rimfire revolver.
Fightin' Iron: The Smith & Wesson Triple Lock

Fightin' Iron: The Smith & Wesson Triple Lock

Finely crafted and machined for enhanced reliability, many enthusiasts consider the Smith & Wesson Triple...
.380 ACP vs. .38 Special: Which is Better for Concealed Carry?

.380 ACP vs. .38 Special: Which is Better for Concealed Carry?

The .380 ACP and .38 Special both offer compact handgun options for defensive shooters. The...
Personal Defense Considerations When Carrying a Firearm in a Vehicle

Personal Defense Considerations When Carrying a Firearm in a Vehicle

One aspect of concealed carry and personal defense is properly utilizing a defensive firearm from...
10 Most Iconic Handgun Designs of All Time

10 Most Iconic Handgun Designs of All Time

Brad Fitzpatrick takes a look at the game-changing pistols and revolvers that have left a...
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