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 Pedersoli Mark II – The Boar Buster Tested By Fred Mastison There is something eternal about the lever action rifle. Since the early 1800s, lever guns have been a part of... 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 13 Incredible Belly Gun Pistols That Span the Decades By Guns of the Old West In case you’re unfamiliar with the term, a “belly gun” is a handgun with a very short barrel. It is... Read more »
Uncategorized The Northwest Trade Gun: The Real Gun that Won the West By Guns of the Old West The phrase “The Gun That Won the West” conjures up images of lone gunfighters facing off in the dusty streets... Read more »
Uncategorized The Fighting Lever-Gun By Guns of the Old West This Iconic Firearm Has Been America’s Choice for Over 180 Years Arguably the first lever-gun was patented by Samuel Colt... Read more »
Uncategorized Old West EDC -5 Concealed Cowboy Guns By Guns of the Old West Bill inwardly smiled at the hand he was being dealt. He already had two pairs: aces and eights. Things were... Read more »
Uncategorized Dodge City, Kansas: The Gateway of the Old West By Guns of the Old West When we discuss the Old West, we often mention Dodge City, Kansas. Few towns played as much of a role... Read more »
Uncategorized Fred Lambert: Frontier Lawman Few Know About—But Should By Guns of the Old West If you are a fan of the Old West—and I figure you are—you’re probably familiar with lawmen like James Butler... Read more »
Uncategorized Firepower of the Texas Rangers in the History of the Organization By Guns of the Old West If any group of lawmen in history is worthy of the moniker “gunfighters,” it’s the legendary Texas Rangers. Doug Dukes... Read more »