“Tag: 357 magnum”

One of the Desert Eagle models released by Magnum Research in 2017 is this case-hardened variant, a different take on the typically tactical pistol.

Smith & Wesson reintroduced the Combat Magnum revolver with a K-frame Model 66 .357 Mag. and an L-frame Model 69 in .44 Mag. Are they the right fit for you?

Only in the world of the Desert Eagle is a 50-ounce firearm the “lightweight” variant, but the L5 model from Magnum Research still packs a punch in .357 Mag.

Following on the heels of its first-ever revolver, Kimber added a new model to its lineup, complete with a 3-inch barrel. See how this version stacks up in our range review.

Is a .357 Magnum fired from a snubnose revolver really no different a standard .38 Special? With some testing, this is an easy question to answer.

If you own a Rossi revolver, check the guns listed in the voluntary-recall notice here to see if your particular model qualifies for service.

Responding to consumer requests, Ruger announced the company's first-ever SP101 revolver with a blued finish.

Though striker-fired, polymer-framed pistols certainly dominate the handgun market, revolvers still have a prominent place. Here are the latest and greatest options for 2019.

The pistol-caliber carbine market is hot right now, but Sheriff Jim reports that this is nothing new under the sun. They've always been handy, go-to options for defensive and duty use.