Looking for a lever action carbine that will fit nicely in a saddle holster? Or maybe you are looking for a finely tuned competition gun for cowboy action shooting. Either way, Cimarron and Uberti have teamed up to make a great copy of an old Winchester. The 1873 Saddle Shorty is a nicely finished short stroked lever gun. Read more →
Just in time for the summer, Colt’s updating their newly reintroduced Mustang series with the new polymer-framed XSP. It’s got a host of new features and weighs a little less, too. Read more →
Lawmakers in South Carolina are extending an open invitation to gun and ammunition manufacturers across the country who are seeking new locations to set up shop. The Palmetto State says they’re open for business and welcome the companies. Read more →
In war and gun legislation, much is made about magazine capacity and with insane new laws popping up like weeds in my own backyard, I think it’s time to talk about the realities of only have a bullet for every finger on you in some places. Said better, can a shooter really stake his life on six (or seven) bullets? Read more →
The American Knights Motorcycle Club of Chicago has started selling tickets for its annual gun raffle. They will be giving away a total of eight guns: six AR-15’s and two handguns. Read more →
One of the smaller Colt brands is moving to Texas. Could the rest of Colt follow soon, following the passage of new, strict gun control laws in Connecticut? Read more →
They’re over a century old, but just the wheelguns they fit, they’ve continued to serve with cops, soldiers and civilians to this day. Read more →
Part of the appeal of the 1911 is the wide variety of ways it can be modified. Grips are one of the most logical places to start. If your gun is wearing checkered wood, you may want something a bit more durable, with a bit more bite. VZ Grips has options. Their G-10 grips are built for performance, and are easy on the eyes, too. Read more →
“In the late 90s, I was issued a company-owned 1970s production Ruger Security Six revolver at a security job. The gun had been carried in all weather for over 20 years in a duty rig, shot thousands of times in quarterly qualifications and still looked in about 99% condition.” Read more →
With the governor of Connecticut pushing hard for an “assault weapon” ban, Colt may be forced to leave the state after 177 years of operation. Read more →