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8 Military Weapons and Technologies That Were Too Advanced for Their Time
Some firearms were just too well made for the era in which they were invented
Smith & Wesson Is Moving Its Headquarters to Tennessee
The iconic Massachusetts gun manufacturer is bailing out of the Northeast, heading to a more firearms-friendly location in the mid-South
Guns of the West: 10 Iconic Firearms and the Legendary Men (and Women) Who Shot Them
Not only do these guns hold a place in firearms history, but these particular models belonged to some of the biggest legends in the West
Travel Advisory for Hunters: The Unanticipated Pitfalls of Flying with Firearms
If you’re fortunate enough to be flying across the country, or to another country, for a hunting trip, take heed:...
Gun of the Week: DuBiel Modern Classic Rifle
If you’re wondering what the DuBiel Arms Company is, then you’re probably not alone. But in the 1970s this company...
Gun of the Week: William Harnett and the Faithful Colt, 1890
Today, I’m going to break the mold a bit. The firearm pictured above is not a real gun at all…or...
Gun of the Week: Wesson & Leavitt Belt Revolver
You may not recognize the name, Massachusetts Arms Company, but I bet you recognize the players –Smith, Wesson, Stevens, and...
Gun of the Week: Winchester Model 1887, Serial No. 1
I have been Curator for six months and employed at the Cody Firearms Museum on and off for five years....
Gun Stories of the Week: Chicago Anti-Gun Coalition Claims Constitution Violates Civil Rights
TOP STORY Chicago anti-gun coalition claims Constitution violates civil rights Apparently, in the upside-down-world that is Chicago, the Constitution violates...
Gun Stories of the Week: Background Checks Set 11th Monthly Record in a Row
TOP STORY Background checks set 11th monthly record in a row, soar 36 percent in 2016 The FBI says it...