“Tag: snubnose”

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.

As an affordable option for today's revolver fans, the Taurus Model 856UL brings a few added features that are worth a look.

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 snubnose revolver, staple of 1950s cop shows, has a storied heritage and is still a valid concealed-carry option.

More companies are offering double-action revolvers sized and built right for personal-defense use, but as Sheriff Jim outlines, there are a few elements that owners should be aware of.

Double-action revolvers are coming back, and with it, the need for mastery of the double-action trigger pull. Sheriff Jim explains what's needed to build your double-action shooting skills.

You can't reload a revolver with a 1911 magazine...or can you? Here's one thought-provoking method for stoking your snubbie.

Last week, Sheriff Jim talked about the trigger skills needed to master the double-action revolver. This week, he'll cover reloads for this self-defense option.

Small revolvers are convenient and concealable, but they have some downsides. Here's how to address some of those shortcomings.