Legends contain lessons, and humans are nostalgic beings. We like to look back at the past and pat ourselves on the backs for jobs well… Read More
Role Reversal: Colt’s Rifle and Winchester’s Revolver
When you go to the local gun shop or sporting goods store these days you can find a dizzying array of brands and corporate logos… Read More
The Rifles of the Eight Nation Alliance
The Eight Nation Alliance consisted of the United States, British Empire, Germany, France, Austro-Hungary, Italy, Russia, and Japan. These rivals temporarily put aside their competition to… Read More
Guns of the Week: Christmas List
Guns of the Week: Christmas Wish List December 22 – 26, 2014 This week’s Guns of the Week focuses on firearms that the Cody Firearms… Read More
Guns of the Week: December 15 – 19
Guns of the Week: December 15 – 19, 2014 Unloading the Myth – Two of a Kind This U.S. Rifle Model 1803 was manufactured at the Harpers… Read More
Guns of the Week: Early Firearms Laws
Guns of the Week: October 20 – 24, 2014 Early Firearms Laws This week’s firearms play a role in early firearms laws and regulations. The first… Read More
Guns of the Week: September 15 – 19
Guns of the Week: September 15 – 19, 2014 Unloading the Myth – You can’t Always Hit a Home Run During the Great Depression, the Remington Arms… Read More
Points West Online: The American Air Gun
From Points West magazine Originally published in Spring 1994 The American Air Gun: From Western Wonder to Gallery Gadget to Tot’s Toy By Howard Michael Madaus Former… Read More
Gun Installation, Trials & Tribulations
Good News! New guns are on display. The Colt Single Action Army that belonged to Lone Ranger actor John Hart, as well as Tom Knapp’s… Read More
Remembering Tom Knapp
Throughout history, exhibition shooters have often influenced each other. For example, Ad and Plinky Topperwein, an exhibition shooting couple, inspired a young Herb Parsons, who… Read More