There’s something about a side-by-side shotgun that just feels honest. No rails. It has no safeties you need a manual to understand. No race to stack a dozen shells in a tube. Just two barrels, two triggers, and a job to do. iFrame is not supported! There is Nothing More
Few weapons carry historical significance, symbolic power, and modern tactical relevance like the tomahawk. It originated as a practical tool and weapon for Native American tribes. Over time, the tomahawk has evolved into a staple of both military gear and civilian survival kits. Its history is rich with cultural meaning,
One of my heroes as a kid was Daniel Boone. I think he was one of Dad’s, too, as he would tell me stories when I was little. These were stories he had read when he was a kid. They were of the legend of Daniel Boone. Legends grow from
If Old West single-shot Winchester rifles excite your interest, a made-to-order Model 1885 rifle from the workshop of C. Sharps Arms Company in Big Timber, Montana, is probably on your wish list. With the newest of the original guns, now 125-year-old collectibles, it makes sense for those serious about their
The iconic lever gun has seen a well-deserved resurgence over the last several years. Much of that can be attributed to the release of several “tactical” lever guns with rails, special stocks, and grips. While this has been met favorably by most, some people still prefer an old-school gun. Yet,
More than any other seller of Old West reproduction firearms, Cimarron goes the farthest to capture the spirit of the original guns. I love the way they minimize the anachronistic impact of the legally required markings by putting them in the location, format, and font styles used on the original
