“Tag: .44 Mag.”

There are only a few firearms whose legendary status is derived from the fact they can be defined by a single cartridge. One such handgun is the Smith & Wesson Model 29, which was never chambered for anything other than the .44 Mag.

Smith & Wesson's Model 69 revolver, in .44 Mag., is our Handgun of the Year.

The time-honored lever-action rifle, long the star of many a Hollywood cowboy movie, isn't just a relic. There's a valid defensive role for this rifle even today.

Should you ever find yourself surrounded by Zombies or other unworldly forces, the new Magnum Research Mark XIX Apocalyptic Desert Eagle certainly makes a good defense.

History repeats itself within many undertakings. This is especially true with regard to handgun ammunition.

If you're torn between different calibers in the Desert Eagle line, get the best of both worlds with this combo package.

Revolvers, especially those in .44 Special, continue to beguile American shooters, and with good reason.

We protected our firearms freedoms in 2016 with a tremendous show of political force. What better way to celebrate our victory than by checking out the new handguns available for 2017?

Think it’s impossible for handgun hollow points to possess adequate penetration without expanding? Think again, as the Black Hills HoneyBadger proves to be sweet shooting and crazy tough.