Sixguns & Sagebrush
It’s true that I’m fond of all sorts of handguns, but I have a particular fondness for little guns, especially…»
Happy birthday, Samuel Colt! The father of the single action revolver was born 198 years ago today. The story…»
One of my all-time favorite .380 automatic pistols is the Colt 1908 Model. This fine little gun was Colt’s follow-up to…»
I don’t have a distinct recollection of the first time I reloaded a cartridge – it’s been a long time…»
Start talking about what handgun is best for a backup or hideout and chances are a fight will break out.…»
Variety is certainly the spice of life, and that holds true when it comes to firearms. I’ve admired a lot…»
If you haven’t heard all the recent chatter about Ted Nugent, you’re likely living in a hovel in the far…»
I’ve long been a fan of the Colt New Service revolver for a number of reasons. Not only were they…»
They came in in two columns – one from the southeast, and one from the southwest. There were somewhere around…»
Fans of the Colt Single Action Army revolver will be familiar with the Flattop Target Model. This revolver was Colt’s…»
Sometimes you’ve just got to get rid of something to get something else in return. It seems that such transactions…»
The revolver is a timeless piece of art. Since the invention of the Paterson, the revolver has been a solid…»
The Smith & Wesson Triple Lock is one of the finest firearms ever manufactured. Smith built some first rate revolvers…»
The 1911 wave has been ridden by a number of manufacturers, and so many variations have been made over the…»
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