Uncategorized Henry Repeating Arms: Nearly 30 Years of Excellence in Firearms By Peter Suciu Italian gun maker Beretta will soon celebrate its 500th anniversary. The world's oldest firearms manufacturer was founded in 1526. That’s... Read more »
Uncategorized The Spencer Repeating Carbine: Savior of Beecher Island By Frank Jardim The technical leaps in firearms design permitted by metallic cartridges and the quick-reloading single-shot and repeating rifles that emerged from... Read more »
Uncategorized Break-Open Thunder Test: The Cimarron No. 3 1st Model American By Garrett Lucas Growing up in rural West Virginia—and I do mean rural—country music was the norm, hunting was part of life, and... Read more »
Uncategorized TESTED: The Navy Arms Coach Gun is Easy on the Pocketbook By William Bell The shotgun has always been one of the most versatile firearms in American history. Fowling pieces put meat on the... Read more »
Uncategorized John Bianchi: The Life and Times of the Gun Leather Legend By Fred Mastison The term legend has become almost ubiquitous in our modern digital society. The term is attached to everything from social... Read more »
Uncategorized Blue & Gray Series Cimarron Revolvers Commemorate Civil War By William Bell As I pen these words, on this date (April 12th) in 1861, Rebel forces fired on Ft. Sumpter in Charleston... Read more »
Uncategorized History of the American Classic Winchester Model 1866 Carbine By Few rifles in operation during America’s “Wild West” days created such a long-term impact than the Winchester Model 1866 Carbine.... Read more »
Uncategorized How to Get Into Cowboy Action Shooting on a Budget By Tactical Life Staff 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 Ruger Super Wrangler: Ruger’s Rimfire Six-Gun Goes Magnum! By Tactical Life Staff "All hail the six-gun; may it live forever!" That sentiment, at least in some form, must surely be woven into... Read more »
Uncategorized Old West Flavor: Testing the Diamondback Firearms Sidekick By William Bell Back in the day, Hollywood had a fixation on the “fast gun” in many of its Western films. Sometimes an... Read more »