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The First Double-Action Big-Bore Six...
Sam Colt was a firearms genius; no one can dispute this. His 1836 Paterson was...
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Target Bulldog .44 Special
During my high school years as I started reading the likes of Elmer Keith and...
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Favorites: Replica Single Action Six...
Choosing favorites is not always easy. Sometimes I can pick one favorite while...
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Compromise?
It Can Be A Good Thing! My dictionary has one definition of the word...
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Change ‘Em To Fit Stopping in at Buckhorn Gun I spotted an old...
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Web Blast Extra: Lipsey’s .45 ...
Flat-Top Ruger Blackhawks When it comes to firearms these are the best of...
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Web Blast Extra: Peacemaker Speciali...
Perfecting Perfection Eddie Janis of Peacemaker Specialist, has long been...
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Colt’s “New” New F...
Welcome Back! How does one improve on perfection? The original Colt Single...
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Ruger’s Single-Action Bearcat
A .327 Federal Up-Grade! Colt had pronounced the single action dead in 1940....
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Buckshot Bad Boys
Bond Arms .45/.410 Derringers In western movies both the good guys and bad...
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Ruger’s Single-Action Beginnin...
The 1950s Regular readers know I have said more than once, the 1950s were...
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Coonan Magnum .357
A Great Idea Returns “… Has Far Greater Shock Power Than Any .38,...
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Affordable Single Actions
.357/.22 Heritage Manufacturing is importing Pietta parts from Italy and...
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The .500 S&W Special
The Big Boys For the past several decades I’ve done a lot of work with the...
