The .44 Magnum is an intimidating—some would say very unpleasant—round to shoot. It generates a punishing amount of recoil and is not enjoyable for most people shooting at the pistol range.

There was a time when columnist Steve Meyer always carried a .44 Magnum when in the outdoors. Now he trusts bear spray and a short-barreled, big-bore rifle.

The .44 Magnum is an intimidating—some would say very unpleasant—round to shoot. It generates a punishing amount of recoil and is not enjoyable for most people shooting at the pistol range.

Auto Mag Ltd is working to revive the classic .44 Auto Mag pistol popularized by Clint Eastwood as “Dirty” Harry Callahan in the 1983 movie “Sudden Impact.” Based out of South Carolina ...

Warner’s new seven-disc edition of the Dirty Harry series offers all five of the movies that, between 1971 and 1988, intermittently gripped the public, coined half a dozen catchphrases, and ...

"Dirty" Harry Callahan famously used a 44 Remington Magnum in the form of a Smith & Wesson Model 29 to dispense justice on the streets of San Francisco.

Clint Eastwood, holding a Winchester Model 1912 shotgun while pointing a .44 Magnum handgun at Albert Popwell in a publicity still from the film, "Dirty Harry" 1971.

A fearless cop was saved yesterday by his bulletproof vest when a dope-crazed psycho shot him and another officer at point-blank range with a .44 Magnum in an illegal Brooklyn flophouse, cops and w… ...

The sudden nationwide desire to own a .44 Mag. took S&W by surprise, as prior to the release of “Dirty Harry,” demand for the bulky, hard-recoiling handgun had fallen so low that the Model 29 ...

There was a time when columnist Steve Meyer always carried a .44 Magnum when in the outdoors. Now he trusts bear spray and a short-barreled, big-bore rifle.