Revolvers Don’t Jam
One of the most commonly quoted misconceptions about wheelguns is that “revolvers don’t jam.” This is based on the correct idea that because a...
Category: revolvers
Editorial Speculation: Who will buy the K6s?
I’m not a revolver person, so when the new K6s came out I looked at it and said, “Yay! Another pretty Kimber but this one’s round and jolly!&#...
The Folly of Chasing Gear – CCW Version, Part 1
When I wrote my original post on the folly of chasing gear for competition I did so at a point where I had been competing for a little over a year and had less ...
Blackberry vs. .357 Magnum
That beard though. And also the part where you can see bits of the battery and stuff fly out the back of the phone.
Dan Wesson 715: The Gun Nuts Review
Dan Wesson revolvers occupy an interesting place in the world of enthusiasts. The company itself was founded by the great grandson of the original Daniel Wesson...
Ruger Blackhawk .45 Colt accuracy testing
Last week, I took the Ruger Blackhawk in .45 Colt to the range for accuracy testing. I worked with three different loads, Hornady 185 grain Critical Defense, Wi...
Revolver Tour #14: Colt Cobra
Today’s revolver tour is the only gun in the safe that isn’t actually mine, it belongs to Shelley Rae. It’s actually been in her family for th...
Revolver Tour #10: Ruger Vaquero .45 Colt
I’ve only had this gun for a couple of days, and I already love it. There’s something deeply satisfying, something good and right about a big steel ...
Gratuitous slo-mo recoil comparison: S&W 625 vs. Ruger Vaquero
When you have a camera that shoots 240 fps in your pocket, you do stuff like this: