Revolvers at the Lucky Gunner Lounge

Everything You Wanted to Know About .44 Magnum

.44 Magnum might not be the “most powerful handgun in the world” anymore, but it’s still one of the cartridges … Continued

How do you think you’d fare shooting the official FBI pistol course from the 1940s? This is the first of … Continued

More than 70 years after Smith & Wesson introduced their first lightweight hammerless snub nose revolver, they’ve finally released a … Continued

For a span of about 40-50 years in the middle of the last century, the majority of people who carried … Continued

Does recoil cause the muzzle to rise while the bullet is still in the barrel, or is the bullet long … Continued

This review should not exist. I’ve been an outspoken fan of small, lightweight carry revolvers. The 856 TORO is anything … Continued

Exactly 53 years ago today, four California Highway Patrolmen died in a landmark gunfight now known as “The Newhall Incident.” … Continued

Snub nose revolvers are challenging to shoot well at first, but they don’t have to stay that way. Today we’re … Continued