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We’re ready to jump into fall pursuits like using black powder rifles to put wild game in the family freezer....

With its terrible carnage, the Civil War did push technical innovation. A new rifle was needed to replace the muskets,...

Americans, both the North and South variety, have had an affinity for lever-action long guns since they were perfected some...

The most recognized Old West sixgun was the 7.5-inch Colt Single Action Army. It was the version of the 1873...

For fans of Western movies, 1973 was what might well be described as a pretty darned good year. Great Westerns...

Next year marks the 55th anniversary of the Ruger Old Army. And even though the gun was discontinued by Ruger...

Italian gun maker Beretta will soon celebrate its 500th anniversary. The world's oldest firearms manufacturer was founded in 1526. That’s...

The technical leaps in firearms design permitted by metallic cartridges and the quick-reloading single-shot and repeating rifles that emerged from...

Growing up in rural West Virginia—and I do mean rural—country music was the norm, hunting was part of life, and...

The shotgun has always been one of the most versatile firearms in American history. Fowling pieces put meat on the...