Book Review: Guns of the American West

Dennis Adler’s book “Guns of the American West” combines concise and informative text with hundreds of beautiful photographs to set it apart. (8/31/2010)

Browning Superposed Shotgun

The Superposed Shotgun was the first commercially successful over-under shotgun, and John Moses Browning's last gun.

World War II Weihrauch Drilling Gun

A World War II Weihrauch Drilling is seldom seen, or even heard of, but is a rarity of history and value.

Smith & Wesson Model 1000 Shotgun

From the Dope Bag Archives: June, 1974.

Remington Model 1100 20-gauge Magnum Shotgun

From the Dope Bag Archives: April, 1971.

Ithaca Model 37 Ultra-Featherlight 20-gauge

From the Dope Bag Archives: September, 1978.

Browning BPS

From the Dope Bag Archives: June, 1978.

Museum Curator to Value Guns in N.D.

Senior Curator at the National Firearms Museum Doug Wicklund is traveling to the Cowboy Hall of Fame in Medora, N.D. to value visitors' antique guns. (06/04/10).

The Power of the Punt Gun

The best example of getting the most return for one's single shot had to be the punt gun.

Taking Down a “Public Enemy”

John Dillinger, romanticized outlaw, was dangerous and unpredictable, and had to be hunted down by a new generation of well-armed lawmen.