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A Look Back at the Ruger Single-Six Revolver

A Look Back at the Ruger Single-Six Revolver

Like virtually all Rugers, the Single-Six single-action revolver is almost impossible to wear out. The...
The Keefe Report: Welcome to the Snark Tank—I Don’t Actually Hate Colt’s

The Keefe Report: Welcome to the Snark Tank—I Don’t Actually Hate Colt’s

A reader questions Editor-in-Chief Mark Keefe about his seemingly sarcastic commentary on outdoor television regarding...
Top-Selling Revolvers of 2018

Top-Selling Revolvers of 2018

Check out what Gun Genius lists as the top-selling new and used revolvers of 2018.
Behind Enemy Lines With The CAR-15 Rifle

Behind Enemy Lines With The CAR-15 Rifle

During the Vietnam War, Special Forces soldiers of the Studies and Observation Group fought a...
2019 SHOT Show Primer: Standard Manufacturing Single Action Revolver

2019 SHOT Show Primer: Standard Manufacturing Single Action Revolver

This beautifully engraved single-action revolver is faithful to the original Colt design.
Rifleman Q & A: Cattle Brand Colts

Rifleman Q & A: Cattle Brand Colts

A reader inquires about a unique Single Action Army he recently saw at a gun...
Back to Basics: Running the Single-Action Revolver

Back to Basics: Running the Single-Action Revolver

Those who carry a single action revolver do not feel they are giving up much...
Happy Trails 2018

Happy Trails 2018

Each year, the Happy Trails Children’s Foundation—a leading children’s charity that actively supports Second Amendment...
Cimarron Firearms and The Guns of "Spaghetti Westerns"

Cimarron Firearms and The Guns of "Spaghetti Westerns"

Cimarron Firearms Co. blends the authenticity of Old West legend with popular culture to offer...
Cimarron Comes to Hollywood

Cimarron Comes to Hollywood

Cimarron has been the “go to” source for directors, actors and prop men looking for...
Wiley Clapp: The Trythons Tried

Wiley Clapp: The Trythons Tried

Wiley Clapp culminates his Trython experiment by—what else—shooting them.
Tested: Cimarron Firearms Bad Boy .44-Mag. Revolver

Tested: Cimarron Firearms Bad Boy .44-Mag. Revolver

The Cimarron Bad Boy is a ready-to work .44 Mag. intended for handgun hunting and...
Wiley Clapp: Enter the Trython

Wiley Clapp: Enter the Trython

If you missed out on owning an original Colt Python, you might be able to...
5 Guns Every Texan (and Every Other American) Should Know

5 Guns Every Texan (and Every Other American) Should Know

The types of firearms that modern Texans own and carry may have changed since they...
Last of Its Kind: The USMC Model 1909 Colt

Last of Its Kind: The USMC Model 1909 Colt

How does the last military-issue .45 Colt revolver stack up today at the range? A...
In The Beginning: Semi-Automatic Pistols of the 19th Century

In The Beginning: Semi-Automatic Pistols of the 19th Century

Think the Mauser Broomhandle or a Colt was the first semi-automatic pistol? Think again. There...
Blood on the Border: The Battle of Columbus

Blood on the Border: The Battle of Columbus

In the early hours of March 19, 1916, American cavalrymen and armed citizens fought a...
The 2017 American Rifleman Practical Holiday Gift Guide

The 2017 American Rifleman Practical Holiday Gift Guide

The firearm enthusiast in your life doesn’t have visions of sugarplums dancing in his head....
Trapdoors and Levers: Rethinking the Custer Era

Trapdoors and Levers: Rethinking the Custer Era

It is hard not to appreciate the ballistic science that went into making the Springfield...
Guns of the “Devil Dogs”: U.S. Marine Corps Small Arms Of World War I

Guns of the “Devil Dogs”: U.S. Marine Corps Small Arms Of World War I

The U.S. Marines in France would earn the name “Teufelshunde” or “Devil Dogs” from the...
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