Wheel guns are rarely quiet – but that’s not never, and not always a Nagant. Read on to learn about the Stechkin OTS 38 revolver.
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Dutch East Indies Customs 9.4 mm Dutch Revolver
The Dutch revolver is unusual in a couple of ways. It’s chambered in the 9.4 mm cartridge, it incorporates a manual safety, and more. Read up!

The Humble AR15 Carry Handle
Since its invention in the 1950s, the AR15 & M16 family of rifles has always had a distinctive look attributed to the AR15 carry handle.

Pin Ultimate Hitch Pins
Let's say you're switching back and forth between hauling horses or pulling a trailer. Maybe instead of making a technical vehicle, you want more of a towed version built on a tandem utility trailer, like the GTA anti-aircraft trailer. It could be you're going out to...

CZ 70: Cold War Commie Carry
The CZ 70 semi-auto is a 32ACP Cold War era Commie carry piece – there is some great history in this little pistol.
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TOPS Microhawk, A Badass Blade
Introducing the TOPS Microhawk: the ultimate fusion of precision engineering and rugged versatility in a tomahawk knife.
Colt Open Top Revolver: the Missing Link 1871-1872 Wheelgun
The Colt Open Top Revolver (Colt 1871 and 1872 Open Top) is one of the rarest production firearms of the era. Learn ya some more.
The FN 5.7×28 Round Explained
Whether you collect military-style firearms or are simply a fan of a high-performing, somewhat specialized round, the FN 5.7 x 28mm may have something to offer you as a shooter.
Keep a High Standard – High Standard Derringers
We’re looking at an interesting pocket gun today, a weapon designed for bad breath use. Some call ’em BUGs. Read more about the High Standard Derringer.
Smith and Wesson Model 64: The Last Great Police 38
In today’s WCW, Mike the Mook talks about the S&W Model 64. Basically, a stainless steel Model 10, a design with roots at the turn of the 20th century.