The American Fighting Revolver gang has posted an informational video update about the upcoming Sawmill South Carolina Snub Roundup that you can watch here on their Rumble account.
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Re-Inventing the Wheel
The American Fighting Revolver gang has posted an informational video update about the upcoming Sawmill South Carolina Snub Roundup that you can watch here on their Rumble account.
Continue reading “Sawmill South Carolina Snub Roundup Reminder”
Part III—Shooting the Lipsey’s – Smith & Wesson “Ultimate Carry” J-Frames.
Continue reading “The Lipsey’s – Smith & Wesson Ultimate Carry J-Frames, Part III”
Snub training in South Carolina! Continue reading “Sawmill South Carolina Snub Roundup”
Part II—Details and features of the Lipsey’s – Smith & Wesson “Ultimate Carry” J-Frames. Continue reading “The Lipsey’s – Smith & Wesson Ultimate Carry J-Frames, Part II”
Part I: The Making of the Ultimate Carry J-Frame Continue reading “The Lipsey’s – Smith & Wesson Ultimate Carry J-Frames, Part I”
I recently had the opportunity to test two (relatively) new guns from Rock Island Armory. One was the AL22M in .22 WMR. The other, and the subject of this review, is the RIA AL3.1 .357 Magnum revolver. Continue reading “Range Report: The RIA AL3.1 .357 Magnum”
I can hear the chorus of self-proclaimed “operators” now . . .
“But, but, but . . . you’ll get kilt! Are you crazy?”
Well, I might be, but not because I think a snub makes a good home defense gun. Continue reading “A Snub For Home Defense?”
I recently spent some time carrying a bigger revolver than I normally carry, and the experience reminded me how small details can make a big difference—often out of proportion to their size. Continue reading “Thoughts On The Compact Service Revolver”
Yours truly was interviewed by Nick Walker, the Editor at Snub Gun Study Group, for the Fall 2021 issue of the Snub Gun Study Group Magazine. Continue reading “RevolverGuy Interview With Snub Gun Study Group”
Nick Walker, Stephen Wenger, and the gang at the Snub Gun Study Group (SG2) asked an interesting question recently:
What is a “Snub?”