You could almost mistake the new Colt Royal Blue 1911 Classic for a Commercial Government Model from the 1950s. (Photos: Colt) In the latest installment of getting back to its roots, Colt announced this week…
Revolvers are great assets to have on the trail, but why? (Photo: Jeff Wood/Guns.com) A good revolver on a hike can be a valuable asset. Whether for self-defense – from two or four-legged predators –…
At least two national gun control organizations took federal loans during the COVID-19 crisis to stay operational while advocating stronger gun restrictions and prohibitions. (Photo: Guns.com) Second Amendment advocates on Monday slammed prominent anti-gun groups…
The events of 2020 have many Americans rethinking their stance on guns. Read on to find out why. (Photo: Jacki Billings/Guns.com) The narrative on guns in the U.S. has taken a dramatic shift in 2020…
Why are revolvers still the go-to gun for some gun owners? (Photo: Jeff Wood/Guns.com) Many years ago, Samuel Colt brought to market a product that changed the way people lived. As the adage goes, Colt…
The 2002 State Department blocked suppressor exports from U.S. companies to overseas commercial markets. That prohibition was lifted this month. (Photo: Chris Eger/Guns.com) President Trump’s administration last week quietly dropped a longstanding ban on the…
Working the slick lever on a rifle is just as enjoyable and even more affordable in rimfires. Whether bringing up the next generation of young hunters or merely punching holes in tin cans, rimfire lever-actions…
Sometimes a pandemic pushes you in a direction you didn’t expect. Read on to find out how. (Photo: Jacki Billings/Guns.com) With the National Shooting Sports Foundation reporting millions of new gun owners flooding gun stores…
John “Skinny” Clarke showing off single-action shooting skills. (Photo: Don Summers/Guns.com) John Clarke acts as editor-in-chief of The Cowboy Chronicle, a quarterly publication dedicated to the Single Action Shooting Society. Operating under the stage name,…
Few guns define a nation like the Winchester 1873. A fine piece of American-made steel and walnut granted repeatable firepower to the hearty souls venturing westward – not to mention hunters, outlaws, and lawmen across…