Panache

By Skeeter Skelton This article first appeared in the July 1978 issue of

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The German Model 1879 Revolver

By Paul Scarlata The Model 1879 Deutsche Armeerevolver was the first

Paul Scarlata

Shooting Ruger's Newest .44 Magnum Revolver

Is the new short-barreled Redhawk the perfect carry gun? Our reloading editor seems to think

The Magnificent .357 Magnum

According to the Sheriff, even with all the modern, autoloading pistols around, the .357

Jim Wilson

Smith & Wesson M&P: A Semiautomatic Pistol Worthy Of Its Name

If Smith & Wesson's M&P Pistol proves to be to auto pistols what the original M&P

Paul Scarlata

Taurus's PT 1911: A true Testament To The Grand Old 1911

The PT 1911 from Taurus is equipped to go head-to-head with the most dominant current Model

G&A Staff

Classic Kit Guns

For the last month or so I've been running axis deer hunts on our Hill Country lease...

Greg Rodriguez

A New Bodyguard for Wheelgunners

Smith & Wesson's other new offering in the Bodyguard line is a throwback to the Bodyguard

Greg Rodriguez

Pocket Pistol Perfection: Smith and Wesson Body Guard 380

By Greg Rodriguez Smith & Wesson's new Bodyguard line generated an

Greg Rodriguez

Smith & Wesson Model 632 .327 Federal Magnum

The descriptive terms “crisp” and “smooth” readily come to mind.

Lane Pearce

Colt's Cobra: First Of The Lightweight Serpents

By Paul ScarlataPhotography: Nathan Reynolds, Simpson Butch Colt's Cobra was

Paul Scarlata

FNP-357--Don't Knock It Till You've Tried It

Our reloading editor's fondness for 'oddball ' cartridges is well known, and

Lane Pearce