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Concealed Carry – Old West Style

When we think of the guns of the Old West, we tend to picture the big-bore revolvers like the Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army, Smith & Wesson’s top-break sixguns, and perhaps the Remington Model 1875. Nevertheless, citizens packed a myriad of small, concealable, single- and multiple-shot derringers and revolvers

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The Colt Walker from Cimarron: The US Army’s Big Iron

US States have state birds, state flags, state flowers, and other symbols that embody the culture of each respective state. Unfortunately, only two states have a state firearm. Utah is spoiled for options but opted for the Colt Model 1911. The state of Texas adopted the Colt Walker. The Walker

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Pedersoli Mark II  – The Boar Buster Tested

There is something eternal about the lever action rifle. Since the early 1800s, lever guns have been a part of the firearms world. It is simply the epitome of cool. For the most part, these lever guns have been American as apple pie, but to think we have a corner

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Belly Guns

13 Incredible Belly Gun Pistols That Span the Decades

In case you’re unfamiliar with the term, a “belly gun” is a handgun with a very short barrel. It is often without a front sight. They are meant for close-range gunfights. They are called belly guns because one may press the muzzle against his opponent’s belly before firing a shot.

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