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Wiley Clapp: Guns They Oughta Make—5-inch S&W Model 686

Wiley Clapp: Guns They Oughta Make—5-inch S&W Model 686

There is a S&W revolver that I regard highly and would like to see a...
By the Decade: Wiley Clapp's Favorite Handgun—2010s

By the Decade: Wiley Clapp's Favorite Handgun—2010s

The "By the Decade" series concludes with the handgun—or handguns—Wiley Clapp considers his favorite.
By the Decade: Wiley Clapp's Favorite Handgun—The 1970s

By the Decade: Wiley Clapp's Favorite Handgun—The 1970s

The Smith & Wesson Model 19 was Wiley Clapp choice revolver for much of the...
Wiley Clapp: This Colt Python Business

Wiley Clapp: This Colt Python Business

Wiley Clapp was around for the Python's introduction in 1955. In this first of a...
Top 5 “Hitting” Guns

Top 5 “Hitting” Guns

We have truck guns, pocket guns, bear guns, BBQ guns … ever heard of a...
The Ruger P95 vs. The Security-9: 20 Years of Evolution

The Ruger P95 vs. The Security-9: 20 Years of Evolution

See what's changed and what has stayed the same since Ruger introduced its first polymer-framed...
CMMG MkW Anvil Rifle Now in 6.5 Grendel

CMMG MkW Anvil Rifle Now in 6.5 Grendel

CMMG unveiled its innovative MkW ANVIL platform n .458 SOCOM less than a year ago,...
A Look Back at the A.H. Fox Shotguns

A Look Back at the A.H. Fox Shotguns

The Fox was and remains one of the great American-made shotguns of the 20th century.
Chinese Tokarev Pistols–Military And Commercial Models

Chinese Tokarev Pistols–Military And Commercial Models

Although China did not design the Tokarev, it manufactured the gun during a longer span...
The Unlikely Resilience of the AR-7 Survival Rifle

The Unlikely Resilience of the AR-7 Survival Rifle

Despite the failed fortunes of its former manufacturers, the AR-7 rifle remains in production after...
Wiley Clapp’s Five Favorite Firearms

Wiley Clapp’s Five Favorite Firearms

As a guy who has spent all but a few years of his life wrapped...
The Enduring Hand Ejector

The Enduring Hand Ejector

Long-time gun owners take their ability to identify various makes and models for granted. But...
The Most Famous Rifle Of D-Day … Wasn’t There?

The Most Famous Rifle Of D-Day … Wasn’t There?

When Lord Lovat led his British Commandos into Normandy on June 6, 1944, he carried...
Packies

Packies

When the revolver was king, many folks replaced factory grips with Pachmayr grips, or “Packies”...
Smith & Wesson Standouts

Smith & Wesson Standouts

Since its beginnings, Smith & Wesson have made many types of revolvers. Several have stood...
Smith & Wesson K-32

Smith & Wesson K-32

Wiley discusses the rise and fall of the Smith & Wesson K-32.
Pinto Smiths

Pinto Smiths

In the 1970s, I lived and worked in an area with a number of excellent...
Centennial Revolver Cartridges

Centennial Revolver Cartridges

Centennial denotes a period of 100 years. When those 100 years are identified as a...
Wiley Clapp’s Five Favorite Firearms

Wiley Clapp’s Five Favorite Firearms

As a guy who has spent all but a few years of his life wrapped...
The S&W Model 12

The S&W Model 12

There was a 1950s-era trend in American handgun making that is still alive and even...
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