A revolver tour #6: Shot Show Edition Korth Sky Marshal 9mm
We’re taking a break from revolvers that I own and looking at some cool wheelguns from SHOT Show. First on the list is the Korth Sky Marshal, a 6 shot, me...
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Revolver Tour #4: EAA Bounty Hunter .22 Magnum
“Begin at the beginning,” the King said, very gravely, “and go on till you come to the end: then stop.” ― Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland Everyon...
Thumbs forward grip on a revolver
Every time I film a revolver video holding my gun with the thumbs forward grip, there’s always some “helpful” aspie in the comments saying ...
Don’t give up your revolvers
Revolvers, my favorite tool for self-defense and competition, are obsolete. It’s something I’ve touched on in the past, but the fact of the matter i...
Little revolvers for big things
“Size matters not. Look at me. Judge me by my size, do you? And well you should not.” From top to bottom: Ruger LCR-22 with Crimson Trace grips, use...
Improving the J Frame – Sights…sorta.
For reasons that are probably not entirely rational, I find that I’m extremely fond of my little Smith & Wesson 638. It’s become my little buddy...
Why you should never buy a Taurus revolver, part 1
I get accused of being a gun snob pretty frequently. In order to create a fair test, I decided to buy, with actual cash money, a Taurus 82 revolver. This is abo...
Improving the J frame – Wilson Combat Custom Tune Spring Kit
Handguns are, by a wide margin, the most difficult firearms to shoot accurately due in part to their relatively small size and the inability to stabilize them a...
Photo of the day: It’s raining (brass)
I really like this photo by Shelley Rae. You can see individual rain drops as well as each case falling to the ground on the reload. And yes, my hat does have m...
Choosing the right revolver for concealed carry
A couple of weeks ago I talked a bit about the ubiquity and utility of the small revolver and mentioned that I’d purchased one for myself. Today I want to...