Revolvers have been a hot commodity since they first came to market in the 1830s and they don’t show signs of waning in popularity anytime soon. If you are interested in carrying a revolver, it’s important to know what to look for and which related accessories will assist you in learning to use it efficiently. In our Best Concealed Carry Revolver guide, we’ll cover the top 5 concealed carry revolvers, considerations on calibers, capacity, and pricing, along with some helpful tips and essential accessories for first-time revolver owners.

A little more than a year ago, TFB published images of the new Heckler & Koch HK421 as it was teased at DSEI in London 2023. For our Photo Of The Day , we have a brand new image, where the HK421 can be seen with a 13” (330 mm) barrel and a machine gun-rated suppressor from ASE Utra (Finland).

Welcome back to another week of Wheelgun Wednesday where all of us revolver aficionados share in the delight of the same fetish – wheelguns – and explore the oddities, new ones, and whatever might be intriguing us on a weekly basis. This week we are revisiting a new announcement that one of our Editors, Matt Moss, covered the news on last week, but today we are going to take a more thorough deep-dive into the Taurus 650 .357 Magnum to see if this pocket rocket is something you want to be toting around in the future. Let’s dive in!

I’ll confess that I’ve wanted to get my hands on an M&P9 M2.0 of any variation for quite a while now. Of course, I’ve held them in stores and thought they were particularly ergonomic and subjectively good-looking handguns, however, everything I really needed to know remained waiting for me to put some rounds downrange. Smith & Wesson was happy to scratch that itch and I was excited to receive a Performance Center M&P9 M2.0 Full Size Metal Carry Comp for review.

The Civilian Marksmanship Program is auctioning off an M1D Garand sniper rifle  and accessories. The proceeds of the auction will go to benefit an exhibit about the Army Marksmanship Unit at the National Infantry Museum. It’s hard to find one of these rifles in this kind of condition, and this is a rare opportunity to snag one complete with the scope.