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Bryant Ridge's Analysis: The Remington XP-100 in this configuration is a custom-built firearm, thoughtfully assembled by a skilled gunsmith rather than by Remington's factory Custom Shop. Based on the renowned XP-100 bolt-action pistol platform, this example has been transformed into a unique precision shooting tool. It features a 21¼" stainless steel barrel—significantly longer than standard XP-100 barrels—tailored for enhanced velocity and long-range accuracy. The receiver i …

Bryant Ridge's Analysis: The Dornaus & Dixon Bren Ten is one of the most iconic and elusive pistols of the 1980s, conceived as the ultimate combat sidearm. Designed with direct input from legendary firearms expert Col. Jeff Cooper, the Bren Ten was based on the CZ-75 platform but took inspiration from the 1911 in its ability to be carried “cocked and locked” in single-action mode. Chambered in the then-novel 10mm Auto cartridge, the pistol offered a unique blend of power, accurac …

Bryant Ridge's Analysis: The Ruger New Model Single-Six Convertible is a modern take on a timeless classic, designed for versatility and precision while maintaining the spirit of the original Single-Six. Introduced as a rimfire revolver chambered in .22 Long Rifle, it embraced the popularity and affordability of everyman’s cartridge. Its design pays homage to the legendary Colt Single Action Army, with familiar lines and a 5.5-inch barrel that delivers balance and manageable recoil. The st …

Bryant Ridge's Analysis: The Colt King Cobra Target, SKU: KCOBRA22-SP6RFO, is a precision-crafted revolver chambered in .22 LR, combining Colt’s renowned revolver heritage with modern enhancements tailored for competition and target shooting. Built on a robust stainless steel frame, the revolver features a 6-inch barrel that offers a longer sight radius, promoting improved accuracy and stability during extended range sessions. Its double-and single-action mechanism ensures smooth operation …

Bryant Ridge's Analysis: The Colt Anaconda, introduced in 1990, marked the return of Colt's large-frame double-action revolvers after the discontinuation of the New Service in 1942. Based on the successful King Cobra design, the Anaconda featured a stainless steel construction and a transfer bar ignition-safety action, specifically engineered to handle the powerful .44 Magnum round. With a massive forged frame and heat-treated cylinder, it was built for maximum strength and durability. The Anaco …