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Bryant Ridge's Analysis: The Colt Viper is the ultimate carry revolver, boasting a half-lug design for enhanced concealability and reduced weight. Crafted with precision from forged stainless steel, the Viper ensures both durability and exceptional performance. Its polished stainless steel frame provides a sleek, timeless look while standing up to wear and corrosion. The revolver’s walnut grips offer a comfortable, secure hold, enhancing shooting control and overall handling. With a 4.25-i …

Bryant Ridge's Analysis: The Colt Lawman MK III in .357 Magnum is a classic double/single-action service revolver designed for durability and reliable performance. Built on the MK III platform, this revolver introduced Colt’s modernized transfer bar ignition system, significantly improving safety and durability compared to earlier designs. The 4-inch heavy barrel, paired with a serrated ramp front sight and a frame notch rear sight, ensures a robust and balanced shooting experience. The re …

Bryant Ridge's Analysis: Smith & Wesson’s dominance in the .357 Mag. market changed forever in 1955; however, when Colt introduced its first revolver chambered in .357 Mag.: the Python. By all accounts, Colt executives also considered this to be the finest revolver the company produced at the time. No expense was spared in the manufacturing process, from the revolver’s timing and lock-up to its Royal Blue finish, this would be the pinnacle of Colt’s manufacturing prowess an …

Bryant Ridge's Analysis: The Colt AR-15A4 is a modern iteration of the iconic AR-15 rifle, paying homage to the legacy that revolutionized the Modern Sporting Rifle. Featuring a 20-inch Government Profile Chrome Lined Barrel with a 1:7” twist, the rifle offers a balance of accuracy and durability, designed to handle a wide range of shooting conditions. The A2 Fixed Buttstock and Flat Top Upper Receiver add to the rifle's classic aesthetic while providing practical, user-friendly features. …

Bryant Ridge's Analysis: Smith & Wesson’s dominance in the .357 Mag. market changed forever in 1955; however, when Colt introduced its first revolver chambered in .357 Mag.: the Python. By all accounts, Colt executives also considered this to be the finest revolver the company produced at the time. No expense was spared in the manufacturing process, from the revolver’s timing and lock-up to its Royal Blue finish, this would be the pinnacle of Colt’s manufacturing prowess an …