This unassuming six-shooter became the generic handgun of the 20th century just as the Glock or modern M&P has so far with the 21st.

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This unassuming six-shooter became the generic handgun of the 20th century just as the Glock or modern M&P has so far with the 21st.
Discover the KelTec SUB 2000, a folding pistol-caliber carbine that has captivated shooters since 2001. Learn about its history, features.
The PKP Pecheneg (6P41) is a modernized PKM belt-fed MG chambered in 7.62x54R with a non-removable, forced-air-cooled barrel.
Known first as the Tramond-Lebel, the 1886 Lebel Rifle was a contemporary of the Mauser M-71/84.
Paper shotgun shells have been around a looooong time. Are they good to go, or a proven pain in the ass? We’ll talk history and current demand in this article by Mike the Mook.
First used in earnest during the Battle of the Little Bighorn, the Springfield M1873 saw service for over 20 years.
WTW: S&W Model 61 Escort, "You Talkin' Ta Me?!" Mike the Mook When most people are asked if they've heard of the S&W Model 61 or "Escort," they usually draw a blank. However, anyone who has seen the 1976 film Taxi Driver will certainly remember this little...
Poland’s Radom P-64 Service Pistol is a great little weapon. It is extremely well-built, reliable, and is great for the overall value.
WTW: Inland T30 - Unlikely Sniper Rifle Mike Searson There was a time when you could not pay us to own an M1 Carbine. From its pipsqueak of a pistol round to its flimsy looking wooden stock, we despised that rifle. We once walked past barrels of them selling for as...
WTW: Bohunk Bond Clone - the FÉG SMC-380 Mike Searson It's rare that a "clone" of a particular firearm ever exceeds the original in terms of quality. Sometimes they get close enough to match it, but that's rare. However, we found a clone by FÉG which may be the...