Uncategorized Railroad Crash and Burn By Athlon Outdoors In the Old West, there were numerous forms of entertainment. Wild West shows, circuses, and carnivals were abundant throughout the... Read more »
Uncategorized Pietta USA Great Western II: Testing the Californian & U.S. Marshal SAAs By Linas Cernauskas There are few firearms that instantly transport you to another era quite like a Colt Single Action Army. You don't... Read more »
Uncategorized Scrapping in the Old West – A Bit of Everything By Athlon Outdoors Unlike the dozens of martial arts and self-defense options present today, back in the Old West, fighting styles were much... Read more »
Uncategorized Winchester Single Action Western Revolver Airgun Lets You Saddle Up for Some Old West Fun By Guns of the Old West There’s something undeniably cool about a classic single-action revolver. Maybe it’s the unmistakable profile. Maybe it’s decades of Western movies.... Read more »
Uncategorized Women of the Old West Hidden Weapons – Damsels with Derringers By Karen Hunter Concealed carry for women dates to the 1800’s. Back then, a lady’s hemline hid more than petticoats; it hid the... Read more »
Uncategorized Cowboy Action Shooting On A Budget By Evin Galbraith If you’ve never tried Cowboy Action Shooting, you don’t know what you’re missing. The targets are generally large and typically... Read more »
Uncategorized Guns 101 -Percussion Cap Firearms By James Hebert Percussion cap firearms, sometimes called caplocks, are the penultimate evolutionary step that ushered in firearms that fire self-contained cartridges. Although... Read more »
Uncategorized Porter Turret Rifle: The Most Interesting, Flawed Civil War Gun By Peter Suciu The first ironclad warship commissioned by the United States Navy, the USS Monitor, proved the effectiveness of a rotating turret. The... Read more »
Uncategorized The Colt 1849 Wells Fargo Revolver from Cimarron By James Hebert Despite their deficiencies in power and ease of use, pocket pistols sell in the best and worst of times. The... Read more »
Uncategorized Army’s Camel Corps: That Time the US Military Opted for Camels Over Horses By Peter Suciu Called "the ship of the desert" for its ability to cross arid lands like no other animal, some also call... Read more »