“Tag: .357”

Colt recently released its Python revolver with a more concealed-carry-friendly 3-inch barrel.

Caliber is a critical aspect of ammunition, but it is something that is also often misunderstood or misrepresented. As it relates to firearms, caliber by definition—according to Merriam-Webster—is either A: the diameter of a bullet or other projectile, or B: the diameter of the bore of a gun usually expressed in hundredths or thousandths of an inch and typically written as a decimal, such as .35 caliber.

Time and data have also unquestionably revealed that when compared to these semi-auto-pistol cartridges, the .357 Magnum does a better job at stopping bad guys.

There is much discussion about what kind of handgun is best for survival or end of the world scenarios. Is the revolver the best choice?

Sheriff Jim Wilson takes an in-depth look at seven of the best revolvers to ever be used among lawmen.

Caleb Giddings takes Colt's new Python through the 2,000-round challenge to see how well it stacks up.

In this two-part series, Caleb Giddings takes Colt's new Python through the 2,000-round challenge to see how well it stacks up.

For those who think you can’t have a cartridge capable of delivering magnum-like performance without the excessive recoil that’s typically associated with it, think again.

Just because your pistol and carbine are chambered in the same caliber doesn’t mean they make the most of the same ammunition.