Our early pioneers of handgun hunting had very few choices when it came to firearms. Back in the infant stage of handgun hunting, revolvers were about the...

The United States Military adopted the Colt .45 Single Action Army in 1873. Apparently Smith & Wesson wanted in on the military contract so decided to...

The 1/2"- Bore Fan Can Enjoy The Stellar .500 Wyoming Express

Of all the foreign-made replica revolvers, the Navy Arms’ 3rd Model .44 Russian is the very best in fit and finish in my opinion.

A few years ago, Magnum Research started a “build your own custom gun” with its own website.

So long as you live in one of the free states and you have the means, a sound suppressor really should be an integral component of your primary defensive...

Steyr’s extraordinary reputation for producing superlative military and hunting arms is well deserved.

I am often asked what technique or system is the best. My response is to try them all and pick the one that works best for you. A reader’s digest version...

Rifles — And Friendship — Stand The Test Of Time

Twenty years ago when I was the director of the Patton Museum of Armor and Cavalry at Fort Knox, Ky. — and the Frazier History Museum in Louisville was...

The Bug-A-Salt looks like a toy, but it is so much more. For starters, the thing is fairly heavy, much heavier than the kiddy toys it apes. These guns are...

The great days of cheap surplus ammo were the 1950s and ’60s. I thought corrosive primers were in the past, but not so. Large quantities of such...

Morgan works on over 300 shotguns per year with a specialty in British models. He says not only can you place a value on a repair or restoration but that...

The roll call of classic American-made side-by-sides is an evocative one: Ithaca, LC Smith, Fox, Parker, Lefever, Ithaca, Winchester and Remington.

Your favorite shotgun action — over/under, pump, semi-automatic or side-by-side — doesn’t matter if you can’t find shells to drop into the chambers

The foremost virtue of the combat shotgun is decisive stopping power. Nothing is 100 percent and, for all its virtues, the shotgun isn’t perfect.

Senator Bob Bennett (R-Utah) was to present the 12-gauge A-5 with 28" barrels and a 2 3/4" chamber to Nixon. On the left side of the barrel is the company...

Since a vehicle gives you far greater flexibility about what you carry in it, it makes sense to carry more gun in your car than you do on your person.