Everyone loves cowboy revolvers. You could be the most die-hard, Staccato-C carrying, plate carrier-wearing, tactical bad dude on the planet, and you’ll still love a good old-fashioned single-action revolver. Here are some of our favorites for competition and just shooting. Competition Cowboy Revolvers If you’re super tactical, you might be
When we think of the guns of the Old West, we tend to picture the big-bore revolvers like the Colt Model 1873 Single Action Army, Smith & Wesson’s top-break sixguns, and perhaps the Remington Model 1875. Nevertheless, citizens packed a myriad of small, concealable, single- and multiple-shot derringers and revolvers
Since debuting on the Paramount Network in 2018, Yellowstone has become one of the most popular TV series. The “neo-Western” chronicles the trials and tribulations of the fictional Dutton family. The Duttons own the largest ranch in modern-day Montana. The incredible land incites conflict with an Indian reservation, land developers
Cowboy shotguns are a vital part of the Wild West history. They were used by cowboys, lawmen, and outlaws alike for protection, hunting, and as a symbol of their rugged individualism. These guns had to be reliable, durable, and easy to use in harsh conditions. [in_content post=”177617″ alignment=”align-left” /] The
One of my favorite black powder pistols is extraordinarily difficult to shoot. In fact, it is often difficult to hit anything with it at any great distance at all. It is cumbersome, clunky, and unwieldy, and it is the oddest-looking contraption a person will ever lay eyes on. That’s because
Ok, I’ll admit it. Sure, I wanted to be a cowboy when I was a kid. Truth be told, I still watch all the old episodes of Gunsmoke, Rawhide, Wagon Train, etc. every night. Of course, I don’t dress up like a cowboy and shoot my cap gun at the
