Small Guns With Big Holes: The Snub Nose Revolver Evolution
The very first snub nose revolver was a Colt. And you can erase the image of a Detective Special or...
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The very first snub nose revolver was a Colt. And you can erase the image of a Detective Special or...
In the chronicles of the American Frontier, two names have become synonymous with “The Gun That Won the West”: Colt...
Hand engraving firearms is a centuries-old art, one which in its truest form has not changed in almost half a...
In part one of Great Old West Guns we looked at Cowboys and Indians, two topics that have been at...
There is an almost inexplicable attraction to early military revolvers that has not diminished with the passing of years. Particularly...
Over the past 15 years, Guns of the Old West has featured a variety of handcrafted revolvers and holsters duplicating...
On a snowy Christmas Eve in 1946, one of the most significant meetings in automotive history occurred. It involved two...
Working with blowback-action CO2 pistols can offer a realistic training scenario against the same targets used with live ammo. And...
The fight had begun almost instinctively. An image from a wanted poster flashed through the Sheriff’s mind as he saw...
The most recognized Old West sixgun was the 7.5-inch Colt Single Action Army. It was the version of the 1873...