Winchester Model 1866: Beauty and Power The name Winchester has always been associated with the development of the American West. This historic Winchester Model 1866 was specifically manufactured for the […]

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Winchester Model 1866: Beauty and Power The name Winchester has always been associated with the development of the American West. This historic Winchester Model 1866 was specifically manufactured for the […]
Originally published in Points West magazineSummer 2013 The Journey Continues: More Firearms from the Smithsonian (Click here to read part one) A three-cylinder revolver. Sliding breech chamber. Revolving firearm that uses […]
Originally featured in Points West in Summer 2008 Firearms Factory, Exhibit in the Cody Firearms Museum Upon independence, the United States was an agrarian society with individual craftsmen supplying the […]
From Points West magazineOriginally published in Summer 2013 Distinctive Firearms from the Smithsonian In 1876, the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History established the National Firearms Collection in honor of the […]
Barron Collier, Chairman of the Buffalo Bill Center of the West Board of Trustees in Cody, Wyoming, is pleased to announce the endowment of the Whitney Western Art Museum Curator […]
Originally published in Points West magazineFall 1997 Hawken Tradition: Important Hawken Rifle Collection Donated to Buffalo Bill [Center of the West]Willam B. Ruger, Sr., Sturm, Ruger and Company ensure Hawken Collection […]