Uncategorized Brush Creek Ranch’s Cowboy University By Linas Cernauskas Out in Wyoming, where the sky feels bigger and the pace slows to a horse’s lope, Brush Creek Ranch isn’t... Read more »
Uncategorized Doc Holliday Combo Set – From Cimarron Firearms By Guns of the Old West There are few men of the Old West as legendary as Doc Holiday. John Henry Holliday, better known as Doc... Read more »
Uncategorized Cimarron Bad Boy – Hot Cartridge Meets Old School Cool By Mitch Eckler Cowboy guns have a strange magic about them. They are loved by many, adored since their inception, and coveted by... Read more »
Uncategorized The Gatling Gun – Old West Machine Gun By Fred Mastison Old West history is replete with tales of Winchester rifles and Colt revolvers, but there is one gun that seems... Read more »
Uncategorized A Strictly Period Accurate, Western-Oriented Shooting Competition By LaVista Bill Bell Most gun enthusiasts and shooters have probably heard of SASS (Single Action Shooting Society) and their game of Cowboy Action... Read more »
Uncategorized The 1873 Trapdoor Springfield -19th-Century Infantry Rifles on the Cheap By Will Dabbs MD Uncle Sam has always been a cheapskate. The $600 toilet seats get all the press. However, there are actually mechanisms... Read more »
Uncategorized The Wild Bill – From Uberti By Fred Mastison Hands down, James Butler “Wild Bill” Hickok was the quintessential Old West gunfighter, who displayed his deadly shooting skills with... 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 Taylor’s & Co. Model 3 Russian – A Modern Replica By LaVista Bill Bell Smith & Wesson (S&W) introduced tip-up barrel, fixed metallic cartridge revolvers in 1858. They were known as the Model 1,... Read more »