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Savage Arms shows respect to the legendary Model 1911 in .45. Here's a full review.

Antique firearms, Bowie knives, Civil War broadsides and imprints, folk art soldier-carved pipes, and manuscript archives from the famed dealer spark robust bidding setting records in the ...

For many decades after the end of World War II, Norm Harrison still had nightmares about his combat experiences in Italy. It was the same dream, night after night. Not

While the Colt Model 601 was the first AR-15 to be mass-produced, there were several design variations that came before during the platform's development.

In the mid-19th century, Britain was one of the First Nations to adopt a metallic cartridge service revolver, with the Adams Revolver winning that spot. Let's take a hands-on look.

Roosevelt’s historic single-action revolver sold for $910,625 and is well over a century old.

Roosevelt’s historic single-action revolver sold for $910,625 and is well over a century old.

Former President Theodore Roosevelt’s Smith & Wesson New Model No. 3 Single Action Revolver sold for $910,625 recently at auction. Rock Island Auction Company’s Joel Kolander weighed in.

Armed citizens are the best antidote to mass shooters and crime

By the mid-1870s to early 1880s Mexican Loop holsters became the fashion. They could have one, two or even three loops. The most colorful name given to one variation was the Mexican Loop with Texas Jockstrap. As the photo shows, it had a strap from the muzzle end and then spreads crosswise to hold the pouch to the back flap.