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Twenty-nine percent of my firearms are .22s. I’m not sure what caused me to count them recently, but when I
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In 1860, B. Tyler Henry received a patent for a truly landmark rifle. With a lever-operated action using a copper
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Like most of my obsessions, it started by thumbing through a gun magazine — certain articles grab our attention, refusing
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If you’re squeamish, or prone to vasovagal syncope — grab the smelling salts. I’m about to reveal something few, if
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[…] looking at lever guns. I didn’t want original Winchester or Marlins unless I could examine their bores for condition, and […]

Reloading the .38-40, more commonly known as the .38 WCF, is not quite the same as loading, say, the .44
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Big game rifles have evolved continuously with the introduction of new models, new cartridges, new manufacturing methods, changing hunting conditions
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After weeks of research, you bought your first rifle. Along with scope, bases and rings and ammunition, it took a
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One great thing about guns is they don’t wear out nearly as quickly as pickup trucks. My oldest is a
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[…] April issue based on the cover blurb for the lever-action Marlin 1894 in .357 Magnum. There is no mention of […]