Ok, I’ll admit it. Sure, I wanted to be a cowboy when I was a kid. Truth be told, I still watch all the old episodes of Gunsmoke, Rawhide, Wagon Train, etc. every night. Of course, I don’t dress up like a cowboy and shoot my cap gun at the
It is elegant, rugged in its simplicity, effective on medium-size game and recalls a great era in history. The Uberti 1885 Courteney Stalking Rifle displays all of those attributes and more. It is based on the Winchester 1885 High Wall falling-block, single-shot rifle. That rifle came into prominence as the
Cimarron Firearms announced a “Return to Lonesome Dove,” so to speak, with the release of a pair iconic revolvers. The Cimarron Lonesome Dove Walker revolvers in .44 honor the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel immortalizing the Old West. Cimarron Lonesome Dove Walker .44 Revolvers Details The Lonesome Dove tetralogy, set in the
In commemoration of the bicentennial birthday of gunmaker Benjamin Tyler Henry, Henry Repeating Arms recently announced its 200th Anniversary Edition rifle. The limited-edition, toggle-link lever-action rifle pays homage to the original gun patented in 1860. Henry 200th Anniversary Edition Rifle Born in 1821, Benjamin Tyler Henry became one of the
Everyone has a “Gunsmoke” story. Almost every major actor today who started out playing small roles on TV from the 1950s to 1970s has one. This includes doctors, lawyers, salespeople, business executives, writers, directors and the guy who owned the old corner grocery store or worked construction in the post-World-War-II
A man made headlines recently when he stopped a 250-pound black bear with his Uberti 1866 Yellowboy in .45 Long Colt in Colorado. The man fired eight shots in close quarters, finally dropping the intruding bear dead. Uberti Yellowboy Used on Intruding Black Bear The intense standoff began the day
