A Look Back at the Smith & Wesson Model 29

Few handguns have reached the iconic status of the Smith & Wesson Model 29. Its power, history and Hollywood appeal continue to inspire today’s shooters.

Smith & Wesson .44 Double Action First Model

The Smith & Wesson Double Action First Model revolver was not one of the more popular products, but is now sought out by collectors.

Ruger's Light Weight Single-Six

Using investment castings, Ruger was able to keep costs low for the Single-Six Light Weight, and he made use of new materials, such as aluminum.

Chinese Broomhandles

Eager to free themselves from foreign dependence, China’s arsenals looked for any advantage for its industrial revolution—and found it in the Mauser C96 Broomhandle.

Colt's New Model Holster Pistol in the Civil War

The revolver known as the Model 1860 Colt debuted on the eve of the Civil War. Used by both sides, the cap-and-ball .44’s first deliveries were to the South.

Guns of the "Banana Wars" Part Two

Using a variety of rifles, handguns and machine guns, U.S. Marines fought in the Caribbean and Central America in a conflict known as the Banana Wars.

U.S. Model 1816 Flintlock Pistol

After the Revolutionary War, the U.S. starting building its own military arms, including the 1816 Flintlock pistol that even saw service into the Civil War.

Guns of the "Banana Wars" Part One

The Marine Corps fought a series of small actions in the Caribbean and Central America called the “Banana Wars,” with fierce battles few know about today.

Wartime Browning Hi-Power

The Browning Hi-Power was developed as a post-World War I French replacement pistol. It was used by both sides in World War II. (11/19/2012)

A Look Back at the Smith & Wesson K-22

Shooters have always liked high-quality .22s, which is probably why the Smith & Wesson K-22 is such a highly sought after collector’s item. (11/13/2012)