Firearm History
10 Guns That Will Still Be Popular in 100 Years
The 1911 has been continuously produced for well over 100 years with models in the lineup of numerous manufacturers. Likewise,…Read More >
The 1911 has been continuously produced for well over 100 years with models in the lineup of numerous manufacturers. Likewise,…Read More >
In honor of the recent July 4th holiday, I decided to take a look at some of the coolest and…Read More >
I have never considered any firearm too valuable to fire. I have fired old Colts, Lugers, and Winchesters, and found…Read More >
By the standards of 1905, the 6.35x16mmSR (AKA .25 ACP) was a tiny miracle. Using a semi-rimmed case, this cartridge…Read More >
When I began this report, I did not think it would be an introduction to the unfamiliar. Most everyone interested…Read More >
This is an abbreviated history of how the lever-action rifle came to be without the details of the intrigue that…Read More >
After ruling the Philippines for almost half a millennium, Spain ceded control to the United States. The result? By 1899,…Read More >
Unless you’re incredibly wealthy (like TheCollectorofFirepower guy on YouTube with a million dollar gun collection), I’ll bet you still have…Read More >
Much has been written about Jeff Cooper’s scout rifle concept. Although no one can speak more authoritatively on the subject…Read More >
I would guess that 90 percent of gun owners are very happy with their mass produced factory firearms, and they…Read More >