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Back to Basics: Choosing the Best Buttstock

Back to Basics: Choosing the Best Buttstock

In order to accurately deliver a shot from a rifle that the buttstock fit the...

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...

Back to Basics: 5 Things That Will Improve Your Handgun Marksmanship

Back to Basics: 5 Things That Will Improve Your Handgun Marksmanship

Do these things every time, and you will be one with your handgun.

A Look Back at the .44 Special

A Look Back at the .44 Special

As the 20th century was about to debut, the brass at Smith & Wesson decided...

Back to Basics: Keeping Your Rimfire Running

Back to Basics: Keeping Your Rimfire Running

Whether you are a plinker, a small-game hunter or sophisticated target shooter, keeping your firearm...

A Look Back at the ArmaLite AR-18/180

A Look Back at the ArmaLite AR-18/180

There is a small, but dedicated, cult market for the AR-18 rifle, which appears to...

Back to Basics: Shooting Support

Back to Basics: Shooting Support

Today we have dozens of aftermarket devices designed purportedly to help a shooter hold his...

A Look Back at the Marlin Model 1895

A Look Back at the Marlin Model 1895

This firearm has the rare distinction of being two separate and different rifles with the...

Back to Basics: 10 Handloading No-Nos

Back to Basics: 10 Handloading No-Nos

Avoid these bad practices and your handloads will be more accurate, more reliable and a...

A Look Back at the Smith & Wesson Model 19

A Look Back at the Smith & Wesson Model 19

When Smith & Wesson changed from names to model numbers in 1957, the Combat Magnum...

Back to Basics: Get a Grip … On Your Handgun

Back to Basics: Get a Grip … On Your Handgun

Rifle and shotgun fit are talked about a lot, but handgun fit is largely ignored.

A Look Back at the M14 Rifle

A Look Back at the M14 Rifle

As World War II was winding down, armorers and inventors took a look at what...

A Look Back at the Walther PP

A Look Back at the Walther PP

In 1929, Walther succeeded in producing a workable single-/double-action (DA/SA) fire-control mechanism, bringing out the...

Back to Basics: Pistol Bullets

Back to Basics: Pistol Bullets

There has been a tremendous amount of research and testing in handgun bullets, especially during...

Tested: The .500 Auto Max Cartridge

Tested: The .500 Auto Max Cartridge

Big Horn Armory has introduced the AR500 in a new cartridge, the .500 Auto Max.

A Look Back at the SKS-45 Rifle

A Look Back at the SKS-45 Rifle

The SKS-45 rifle will never win any beauty contests, nor will it be the basis...

Back to Basics: Silencers

Back to Basics: Silencers

Silencers—or sounds suppressors—are available for all types of firearms, from rimfires to center-fires to even...

A Look Back at the Smith & Wesson 22/32 Kit Gun

A Look Back at the Smith & Wesson 22/32 Kit Gun

In 1936 Smith & Wesson introduced a 22/32 revolver with a 4" barrel—the Kit Gun—meant...

Back to Basics: Primers

Back to Basics: Primers

It may be small, but without the little bang of the primer, there is no...

A Look Back at the Winchester Model 1907 Rifle

A Look Back at the Winchester Model 1907 Rifle

The Model 1907 was a solidly built and reliable rifle, in some ways well ahead...

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