Ruger GP100 357 Magnum
The Ruger 357 revolver family is iconic. A shorter-barreled 357 revolver is an effective concealed carry option for those accustomed to a powerhouse cartridge in a more compact package. Because the Ruger GP100 357 Magnum is bulkier than most, firing such a hot round through its 5-inch barrel is a blast.
Smith & Wesson Model 986 9mm Luger
The 9mm Luger cartridge is more commonly associated with semiautomatic pistols, however, the growing popularity of the 9mm revolver is changing that. Because 9mm cartridges are traditionally low cost and available in a variety of load and weight options, they pair exceedingly well with the revolver platform. Those benefits shine particularly bright when shot through a wheelgun like the sturdy 7-shot Smith & Wesson 986 9mm Luger.
Rock Island Armory 22 TCM
While bottleneck pistol cartridges offer blazing performance, their straight-walled counterparts have dominated the handgun market for nearly a century. Thankfully, newer bottleneck cartridges like the FN 57x28mm, SIG 357, and Rock Island’s 22 TCM are making significant inroads. The absolute hotrod 22 TCM also benefits from its chambering in a 1911-style Rock Island Armory handgun. Take this fire-breather for a spin the first chance you get.
Steyr GB
The Steyr GB is likely best known in the gun community as the first of the “Glock victims.” Glock’s global dominance famously (and, shockingly, at the time) began when it beat the Steyr GB out of an Austrian military contract. However, it is still surprising the Steyr GB manages to fly under the radar in mainstream gun culture. Even so, its silky-smooth ergonomics, tack-driving accuracy, and 18+1 capacity make the Steyr GB a hoot to shoot, and it is appropriately prized by a dedicated population of collectors.
Kel-Tec CP33
Kel-Tec is unquestionably one of the most interesting producers of firearms in operation today. A perfect example of their level of innovation and ingenuity is the Kel-Tec CP33 chambered for 22 LR. It is also a handgun that was, purposefully or not, built for fun. It is threaded for a suppressor with a Picatinny rail for accessories, and features a stock capacity of 33rounds in its quadruple-stacked magazine. The “CP” stands for “Competition Pistol,” and the name is no joke. With solid optics and a steady hand, this piece can ring steel 33 times in a row without skipping a beat.
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