Uncategorized The Henry Rifle from Cimarron – The Lever Action That Started It All By James Hebert The 1860 Henry Rifle is more than a firearm. It is an inflection point. Across the 19th century, it took... Read more »
Uncategorized The Colt 1862 Pocket Navy Revolver -from Taylors & Company By James Hebert If we made a list of obscure percussion revolvers, the Colt 1862 Pocket Navy, or New Model Navy, would be... Read more »
Uncategorized The 1873 Trapdoor Springfield: The US Army’s First Modern Rifle By James Hebert Historians lean on precious few events in the year 1873, but if your interests are eclectic enough that year was... Read more »
Uncategorized Fire Bluing and Charcoal Bluing: Traditional and Beautiful Firearm Finishes By James Hebert There are many different steel finishes to choose from, whether you are choosing your next firearm or looking to touch... Read more »
Uncategorized The Colt Walker from Cimarron: The US Army’s Big Iron By James Hebert US States have state birds, state flags, state flowers, and other symbols that embody the culture of each respective state.... Read more »
Uncategorized Cimarron US Marshal Indian Territory Carbine – A Closer Look By James Hebert The Winchester 1873 introduced the concept of a universal rifle and a universal cartridge to the world when it debuted... Read more »
Uncategorized The Enfield No. 2 Revolver – The Last & Worst British Revolver? By James Hebert The Webley revolver is one of the finest fighting handguns of the 20th century. This big bore .455 caliber top-break... Read more »
