“Tag: Old West”

From the days of the first colonists and the Wild West to today, American women have been an integral part of our firearm heritage. This is just part of the story of women and their guns.

Ruger's Wrangler rimfire revolver was in the top three of guns sold on GunBroker last year, and it remains a top option for those looking for a budget plinker.

The newly refurbished museum now puts the collection front and center in a way that will enthrall the average museum-goer and satisfy any avid gun enthusiast.

The first rifle to wear the Winchester brand is now availablein a Grade I Short Rifle.

The revolver’s serial number is missing, but X-rays have determined the numbers originally on the frame match that of a Colt .45 once owned by the legendary lawman.

The 1873 Single Action is a tremendous value for those interested in cowboy-action shooting or an inexpensive recreational revolver.

Replicas of famous Hollywood guns are available to shooters who want to imitate the Wild West.

In the 1870s, an interesting phenomenon burst on the firearms scene. Cartridge firearms had been in use since the mid-50s, but most of the early ones were small calibers that were plagued with problems.

While not as popular as single-actions, double-action revolvers played a role in the Old West.