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The Colt Peacemaker: 150 Years of the Great American Firearm

Many folks consider the 1873 Colt Single Action Army to be the definitive American firearm. That’s hard to argue with, though a few contenders admittedly exist. That it’s the single action sidearm by which all others are judged cannot be denied.

Raylan Returns and the Guns of Justified

To celebrate the return of "Justified," let's dig through the original series and look at some of the best blasters used in the series. 

The Weird Guns of World War 2

World War 2 brought massive changes in warfare and innovations in firearms. It also brought about the introduction of some very odd guns. Check these out!

Gunmagopedia: 400 Legend

The 400 Legend is a straight-walled cartridge designed to outperform similar predecessors and offer versatile use for hunters and sport shooters alike.

Guns and More of Scream VI

The most recent movie to join the "Scream" horror series came out early in 2023. These are our top gun moment picks from "Scream VI."

Short and Long Actions in Bolt Guns: What’s the Difference?

Bolt guns require some scale to bring the rifle up and down to the size of the cartridge to be fired. In short, action size. Here is the rundown on short and long action rifles and how they differ.

Carry Positions: What Kind, Which One, How Many?

Concealed carry involves more than just having the gun. You also need to choose a carry position and holster. Here's a quick look at the options.

Spray Painting Guns and Optics

There are multiple reasons someone may want to paint their gun. Here are some of the most common reasons and a look at how it's done.

The ‘Tiffany Guns’ of the Spanish-American War

During the Spanish-American War, Roosevelt's Rough Riders were armed with a pair of Colt-Browning M1895 machine guns. These were privately purchased and have become known as the "Tiffany Guns."

Guns We Miss: The High Standard Sentinel .22 Revolver

1955 saw the introduction of High Standard’s first revolver, one which offered multiple innovations. From its introduction to now, 68 years later, the High Standard Sentinel series has always been a handgun “best buy.”