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Flintlocks weren’t the only weapon at the disposal of early American settlers – Indian tomahawks were even part of Revolutionary War soldiers’ fighting kit.
Posted in Editor's Blog Tagged with: Tomahawks
The legend of a long-ago buffalo hunter and a .44-caliber barrel recently found ‘in the dust’ combine in a special Model 1874 Sharps.
Posted in Long Guns Tagged with: .44 Caliber, Sharps 1874
Barnes’ all-copper TTSX bullet ‘has yet to disappoint’ for clients of custom handloader.
Posted in Ammo Tagged with: Barnes Ammo, TTSX
One tangible connection to the human cost of the Civil War can be found in a beautifully engraved Henry repeating rifle, number 19 found in Kentucky.
Posted in History Tagged with: Civil War, Frank Jardim, Prentis Henry Rifle, Rifle
While some of these gun racks look to be on the dangerous side of legal, others are wrong for entirely other reasons.
Posted in Fun
UltiClip provides a superior carry option that would offer concealment, exceptional retention, and would work without having to wear a belt.
Posted in Industry News Tagged with: UltiClip
[su_heading size=”30″]It’s Real, Do not try this at Home[/su_heading] Magicians are well-known for their death-defying acts. Some, like the Masked
Posted in Hollywood and Pop Culture Tagged with: David Blaine, Illusionist
The German MP40 submachine gun (Schmeisser) was a weapon our Allied Forces feared in World War II.
Posted in History Tagged with: MP40, Schmeisser
THE AR Pistol is a great self-defense platform, as it is portable to conceal and transport, , Veritas Tactical provides quality AR Pistols.
Posted in Editor's Blog Tagged with: AR Pistols, Veritas Tactical
When the US Army needed handguns for World War I, Colt and S&W responded with the ‘perfection’ of the double-action military revolver.
Posted in History Tagged with: M1917 Revolver
