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There’s a cliche on the gun-related internet and “around the cracker barrel at the gun shop” which, in effect, says,
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Recently a friend asked me for a ’03 Springfield opinion. He wanted to get a good shooter on which to […]

[…] were moving a major part of their operation out of Springfield, Massachusetts, where it has called home since 1852, to […]

[…] behind. In 1873 the U.S. Military made the single-shot .45-70 Springfield Trapdoor their standard rifle. The same year the Springfield […]

The Springfield had been restocked in plain walnut, carefully inletted. Its shape and age-hardened Pachmayr pad, I figured, dated it […]

The Springfield Trapdoor Cartridge Rifle and Carbine was produced for the military in 1873. It came chambered in an equally […]

Springfield Armory Hellcat Holsters from CrossBreed have been made available to coincide with the launch of the new 9mm […]

[…] flagship K-Frame became big news and big business for the Springfield firm. Innumerable Spanish competitors decided they wanted in on […]

[…] as quickly as pickup trucks. My oldest is a “trapdoor” Springfield .45-70 made in the 1880’s. All the mechanical parts […]

[…] a Striker-Fired Handgun? American Handgunner editor Roy Huntington explains using a Springfield XDM .38 to illustrate how a Striker-Fired handgun operates.