The Pedersoli Howdah: Recreating the Howdah’s Legacy
The fight had begun almost instinctively. An image from a wanted poster flashed through the Sheriff’s mind as he saw...
Pietta Great Western II: Testing the Classic SA Six-Shooter
The most recognized Old West sixgun was the 7.5-inch Colt Single Action Army. It was the version of the 1873...
Discontinued Ruger Old Army .44: Still a Black-Powder Favorite
Last year marked the 50th anniversary of the Ruger Old Army. And even though the gun was discontinued by Ruger...
.410/.45 Revolvers for Home Defense
.410/.45 Revolvers: Plenty of Firepower for Home Defense The .410 gauge shotshell was developed just after the turn of the...
Winchester Model 88: Rare, Valuable & Still Used in the Deer Woods
The Winchester Model 88, introduced in 1955, is (like the Winchester Model 1873) a timeless design that has yet to...
Upgrading Chiappa’s Bootleg 12-Gauge Lever-Action Shotgun
The Winchester Model 1887 lever-action shotgun was very popular in the late 19th and early 20th century, both as a...
The Howdah 20-Gauge Double-Barrel Flintlock Pistol Has a Deep History
Staring down the barrels of a large caliber Howdah double-barrel flintlock pistol can be just as intimidating a sawed-off double-barrel...
Gunsmoke: Celebrating the Longest-Running Western in TV History
Everyone has a "Gunsmoke" story. Almost every major actor today who started out playing small roles on TV from the...
Finding Colt Paterson Reproductions Is Just as Hard as Finding Originals
Every story has a beginning, and the story of Samuel Colt begins in the mid-1830s with his first company, established...
A Look at the Last of the Incredibly Rare Tiffany Colt Revolvers
Today, you wouldn’t think of Tiffany & Company as a place to purchase a gun, unless it was made out...
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