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Ruger LCR – Die-Hard Smith Fan Takes it for a "Spin"

Ruger LCR – Die-Hard Smith Fan Takes it for a “Spin”

Those who have followed my writing over the years will, no doubt, remember that I am a self-avowed Smith J-frame addict. That being said, more than one friend has encouraged me to take a serious look at Ruger’s little LCR. This assignment was just the nudge I needed.

The Everyman’s Revolver: The Taurus 856 Defender Is a Classic Design at a Great Price (Full Review)

The Everyman’s Revolver: The Taurus 856 Defender Is a Classic Design at a Great Price (Full Review)

The 856 Defender isn’t a perfect revolver, but like many Taurus products, it lives in a nice middle ground between bargain bin and custom Gucci. It’s light (but not too light), well-built, reliable, reasonably priced, and accurate enough to get the job done. It’s the everyman’s revolver, I wouldn’t hesitate for a second to carry it.

Nighthawk, Turnbull Team Up with Korth on Heritage and Vintage Limited Edition Revolvers

Nighthawk, Turnbull Team Up with Korth on Heritage and Vintage Limited Edition Revolvers

Nighthawk Custom and Korth are teaming up once again to bring new, world-class revolvers to the U.S. market with the upcoming Heritage and Vintage Edition models.

The Unique Chiappa Rhino

The Unique Chiappa Rhino 30DS X

It’s ugly! It’s heavy! It’s clunky! It’s expensive! It’s unconventional! Yes, it is! But damn if it doesn’t shoot! The Chiappa Rhino revolver is probably the most uniquely designed revolver produced in the last 100 years or more.

Ruger Releasing Jeff Quinn Memorial GP100 Revolver

Ruger Releasing Jeff Quinn Memorial GP100 Revolver

Dedicated to Quinn, the founder of Gunblast.com who passed last year, only 500 pieces will be made.

For the Old West Lover in Us: Davidson’s Exclusive 1873 Revolver

For the Old West Lover in Us: Davidson’s Exclusive 1873 Revolver

To me, there’s something special about using a Colt 1873-style revolver. Part of it, of course, is the connection to our Old West history, cowboys and gunfighters, and all those John Wayne movies I watched as a kid. But there’s also a simplicity and a functionality to the 1873 and its single-action operation I find very attractive, as well as how good the revolver feels in hand, the weight, and the fine balance.

$5000 Revolver - Korth Mongoose Silver

$5000 Revolver – Korth Mongoose Silver

The Korth Mongoose sells for close to $5,000! I have no doubt that this may be the most expensive revolver ever covered by GunsAmerica. Yes, you can buy three and a third Pythons for the cost of the Mongoose.

Smith & Wesson Model 19 Classic – Return of the Combat Magnum

Smith & Wesson Model 19 Classic – Return of the Combat Magnum

Smith & Wesson’s K-frame series is, without question, the most prolific series of revolvers ever produced. If my count is correct, Smith offers, at least 14 models based on the K-frame. Calibers includes .22 LR, .38 Special, .357 Magnum. However, the Queen of the K-frames is, and will always be the Model 19 Combat Magnum.

Kimber K6 DASA Combat  -  Self Defense Wheelgun Extraordinaire

Kimber K6 DASA Combat – Self Defense Wheelgun Extraordinaire

In my opinion, the K6 series of revolvers are some of the best personal defense revolvers on the market. In a world of polymer wonder nines, I appreciate that Kimber has dedicated significant resources to designing and manufacturing a solid wheelgun.

The Tiny Pocket-Sized North American Arms Zebra Killer

The Tiny Pocket-Sized North American Arms Zebra Killer

The NAA revolver is absolutely tiny and all but weightless. It can be your backup or the backup to your backup. So long as you are wearing clothes you can tote this gun painlessly.