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CMMG, in some ways, seems a lot like many other AR companies; they sell Stoner carbines in a handful of mainstream calibers.  But they have a unique way of staying ahead of the pack, and that method has lead to the muzzle. ... Read More

The axe gun is real, and like a lot of combination weapons made during the reign of black powder, saw a lot of use.  The boarding axe saw its height during the Age of Sail, on account of it being a naval multitool, and boy would we like one. ... Read More

Guns.com would like to wish all of our friends, fans, family and fellow Americans a Happy belated Thanksgiving. We all had a great time with our families and are thankful that all of you are in our lives. In November 1620, after spending just over 65-days on the open ocean, the Mayflower dropped ... Read More

Doolin lit out for the Indian Territory in 1881 and started working as a cowboy. Finding the pay from an honest day’s work unsatisfactory, Doolin turned to crime and soon hooked up with a few other interesting characters, one being Emmett Dalton. Doolin joined the Dalton gang in 1891. ... Read More

It was the second battle to take place at Adobe Wall and men of great repute were in attendance on both sides.  As settlers continued to push into Comanche territory, the tribe mounted a massive offensive against the small Texas trading post.  It was dispersed by Billy Dixon a Sharps .50-90 (or. 5 ... Read More

FPSRussia throws a party for himself and his friends, freddiew demonstrates the flaw in Solid Snake's modus operandi, CorridorDigital convinces us that spies and snipers really are pals after all, and VisitBritain scrambles to pull their ad campaign drawing tourists to London. ... Read More

Like all of Traditions' black powder guns it's got a chromoly barrel, but this one's fluted and mated to an aluminum alloy receiver and polymer stock that gets this Ultralight to weigh in at a scant 5.15lbs. A rifle that weighs that little will not only not tire you out, you might suddenly think ... Read More

The striking level of internal agency, of the self-awareness about great apes, has been a staple of discourse among sociologists, biologists, and even new-school economists.  But the connection between gorillas (and other apes) and firearms enthusiasm has been almost entirely passed over.   ... Read More

We recently celebrated Independence Day. July 4, 1776, was the day we declared our independence from Britain, but the battle for the freedom we sought raged on for seven more years, until 1783, and the guns used would make a modern warrior shiver. ... Read More

No, black powder never went away but it's back and cooler than ever.  Traditions, makers of classic and modern black powder firearms alike, has just announced their newest of their 21st century muzzleloaders, the PA Pellet. ... Read More

Guns.com caught up with Patrick Hanley from Thompson/Center at the 2011 SHOT Show to get scoop on the black powder Mecca as they surge into aught eleven. Smith & Wesson, the owners of Thompson/Center Arms, are dismantling the company’s New Hampshire branch and moving all production of Thompson ... Read More

We fancy ourselves to be pretty humble people—humble people who have no problem owning up to their mistakes—and we’ll be the first to admit, we’ve neglected our black powder shooters.  So here’s hoping our interview with Traditions Performance Firearms’ Mark Kresser at the SHOT Show ... Read More