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The Single-Six Is A 10!
As with many of our readers, whether it be with GUNS or American Handgunner, I...
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Remington R1 1911 Trio
Some models, which were manufactured long before I was born, still exist, and...
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Ruger’s .22 Trail Guns
If there is any doubt these are definitely the best of times when it comes to...
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DoubleTap Ammunition
300 Loads And Counting! If you can remember when you could have any ammunition...
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Springfield Armory’s XD(M)
A “Do-Everything” Auto. With firearms being so expensive these...
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South Fork Arms 1911
How Sam Colt Might Have Done It Is it really possible to have too many 1911s?...
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Threshin’ Out The Thrashers
Iver Johnson’s Tiny 1911 Iver Johnson is going to the birds! First we...
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Bowen Classic Arms Quarter-Bore
.25-20/.256 In One! It’s been my good fortune to know the greatest custom...
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Charter’s New .40S&W Revo...
It’s been my experience dedicated sixgunners, especially those with more...
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Lipsey’s Living Legends
When Bob Stutler was production manager at Ruger, he once told me, “No...
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A Compelling Trio
From Springfield Armory The modern version of Springfield Armory is known for...
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Playing’ Favorites .22 Semi-Au...
I’m going to take advantage of my advancing years looking at my favorite...
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Who Needs A .357 Anyway?
The .38 Special arrived in either 1899 or 1902 depending on which expert is...
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Born Again Bisley
In the early 1890s, Colt was playing catch-up in the target revolver category,...
