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Colt’s Manufacturing Company partners with CNC Firearms to re-release the rare Colt BOA .357 Magnum revolver. Originally limited to 1,200 units in 1985, the BOA returns in 4-inch and 6-inch configurations, featuring a Trooper MK V frame paired with a Python-style barrel. Available now with an MSRP of $1,999.
Henry Repeating Arms is well-known for its iconic lever action rifles. The Henry rifle can trace its design back a century and a half ago as Americans expanded West. The Henry repeating rifle was one of the iconic firearms that helped conquer the West. Now, Henry is stepping outside of their comfort zone and producing their first revolver. Henry is proud to announce the new Henry Big Boy Revolvers.
Firearms|Handguns Federal Ammunition has introduced two new offerings in their personal defense lineup with the .357 and .327 Magnum HST ammunition. Both rounds are popular choices...
Back in 2016, Nighthawk Custom and Korth started a partnership to bring German Revolvers to the U.S. market. Since that alliance the companies have collaborated to release quite a few pistols. Now, Nighthawk and Korth have teamed up to bring the silver version of the Mongoose to the U.S. market
The final Colt Python rolled out of Colt’s Custom Gun Shop back in 2005 with the end of limited production. Six years before that Colt ceased the official production of the Colt Python. The Python was premier revolver in Colt’s lineup with a reputation of superior quality and craftsmanship. Now, after 15 years the iconic Colt Python returns.
Early, this year back in April Taurus introduced .357 Magnum to their Raging Hunter Line. Now, six month later Taurus is injecting some serious power into their lineup by introducing .454 Casull version. The addition of .454 Casull provides greater power to go along with the aggressive lines of the revolver.
