The Revolver Dispatch
Steve CharlesThe name says “Revolver,” and you’ll certainly find plenty of them here—old Colts, classic Smiths, big-bore boomers, and snub-nose standbys. But don’t expect this to be a cylinder-only affair. If it burns powder you might find it here.
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Different Tools For Different Jobs
Spend enough time around firearms and you’ll eventually run into the argument that one handgun is superior to all others.
The truth is usually much less exciting.
Most handguns are tools, and like any tool, their usefulness depends largel...
The .38 Special
When people argue against the .38 Special, they often reach for history first.
The Moro Insurrection gets brought up, usually as a kind of shorthand conclusion: The .38 “failed,” the military went back to the .45, and that eventually led t...
Why the Single Action Revolver Still Matters
The single action revolver refuses to die because it was never merely a fighting handgun.
It was a working man’s gun.
Long before the modern concealed carry market existed, single action revolvers rode on the hips of ranchers, woodsmen, t...
Lessons From Argentina’s Collapse
Argentina’s economic collapse stripped away many comforting illusions about preparedness. One of the biggest was the idea that survival belongs to the man with the biggest pile of gear.
In reality, survival belonged to people who adapted....
Stopping Power: The Lie That Won’t Die
Every few years, usually after a shooting, a hunting story, or a range discussion, the phrase comes up. Stopping power. As if it’s a measurable force you can dial in with the right caliber choice. As if one cartridge “stops” and another one...
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