Uncategorized Bones of Custer – Where are they Really? By George Armstrong Custer. Just this man’s name alone can cause various reactions. All depending upon which side you stand on.... Read more »
Uncategorized Uberti 1873 Cattleman .22 LR – Home on the Range By Guns of the Old West The Uberti 1873 Cattleman .22 LR is one of my favorite guns. Okay, let’s get it out in the open.... Read more »
Uncategorized Learn About The Artistry That Inside Each of Slickbald Custom’s Western Holsters By Guns of the Old West You say holster, I say art. And we are both right. It is the work of Chris Andre, the “Slickbald”... Read more »
Uncategorized Henry Repeating Rifles By Guns of the Old West With its terrible carnage, the Civil War did push technical innovation. A new rifle was needed to replace the muskets. One of... Read more »
Uncategorized Henry Lever Action Supreme By Guns of the Old West For more than 150 years, the lever action platform has been tweaked and tuned in the pursuit of sporting perfection.... Read more »
Uncategorized The Clementine .22 By Guns of the Old West Whenever I hear the name Pietta Firearms, my thoughts turn to images of high-quality, beautiful guns. They have worked hard... Read more »
Uncategorized How’s it Hanging? By Dennis Adler Old West history has a strange interpretation of guns and holsters. Movies, as far back as the 1930s, and television... Read more »
Uncategorized Bob Munden – Modern Quick Draw Master By Fred Mastison Stories of the Old West are replete with stories of quick-draw cowboys. Men who could get their guns out of... Read more »
Uncategorized How the Model 1866 Rifle Founded Winchester’s Long Famed Legacy By Guns of the Old West While there is a strong argument for saying that the Winchester '73 is the gun that won the West, the... Read more »
Uncategorized How The Model 1849 Pocket Revolver Came To Be By Will Dabbs MD Anton Cervis was a small man with big dreams. He lived in abject poverty in Miskolc, Hungary, with his wife... Read more »