The gun is none other than Elmer Keith’s No. 5—a tricked-out Colt Single Action chambered ... revolver cartridges of the time—the .357 Magnum, .44 Magnum, and .41 Magnum—experimenting ...

357 Magnum. That company’s major competitor, Colt, also came along with Single Action Army (SAA) models in .357 Mag. before World War II and double-actions a few years later. In the postwar era ...

When, in 1935, Smith & Wesson launched the .357 Magnum, it created a phenomenon. And very often there is a perception that, somehow, magnum equals better. That isn't true, but neither is it so ...

Nicknamed the “Peacemaker,” the revolver sits high in the hand and today’s offering from Colt is completely unchanged from versions made a hundred years ago. Offered in .357 Magnum ...