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The greatest tradition in gun smithing in America belongs to the state of Connecticut.

Firearm collecting has many facets and variations to its interests, but sometimes an association to a place can be enough to drive up the premium on some guns. This is the case with firearms associated with Texas, explored here by Rick Hacker.

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Colt Walker of Owensboro was scrolling through social media the other day and saw a billboard in New York City. It featured a photo that he took. Here's how it happened.

Colt Walker of Owensboro was scrolling through social media the other day and saw a billboard in New York City. It featured a photo that he took. Here's how it happened.

Founded in 1848 by inventor Samuel Colt, Colt’s Manufacturing Company is one of the oldest names in the American Firearms market, with a rich history spanning over a century. Today, Colt is still in operation under the ownership of the CZ Group.

Its success began on February 25, 1836, when Samuel Colt was granted his first United States patent for the Colt revolver—a firearm that helped define the Old West.

Some pundits are calling it the “Most Texan thing imaginable.” The Lone Star State takes pride in its heritage. And a lot of that is wrapped up in the cowboy culture of the Old West. And, of course, residents are well-known for their love of firearms and strong support of Second Amendment rights. That’s why it was, perhaps, a most Texas thing this week when Gov. Greg Abbott signed a resolution naming an “Official Handgun of Texas.” The governor didn’t honor some sh...

James Leman, the 15-year-old son of state representative Ben Leman, suggested that the Colt Walker .44 be named the official state gun. His dad was inspired to draft a resolution for this, which was recently passed.

The governor also promised hed be signing more gun laws