Classic Guns

We take a look at the Colt SAA, or Single Action Army, and discuss the top 5 reasons to still own one today.

We discuss how to adapt the classic guns of yesterday for today’s retro firearms fashion.

We take a deeper look at the history of the 1911, tracking its journey from the mind of John Browning to its place today as the most iconic American handgun ever made.

Want a lever-action rifle chambered for something a bit more modern? Here we take a peek at Taylor’s & Company’s TC73.

We go over a custom Smith & Wesson Model 28 revolver built for ICORE. She ain’t pretty, but she can still shoot.

Walther has just reintroduced the famous PPK and PPK/s in .32 ACP.

We dive into the history of the iconic Winchester 1873 to understand the role this classic lever-action rifle played in winning the West.

Colt has just added a 2.5-inch Python model to its catalog, the shortest model now available in the lineup.

There are many like it, but finding an original Enfield Jungle Carbine takes some investigative work.

What were the best revolvers of all time? Here, the author covers 10 wheelguns that truly deserve to be called classics.

If you’re a fan of double-action/single-action 9mm service pistols, you owe a lot to the Walther P38.

A deep dive into the Italian Franchi SPAS-12, a classic combat shotgun that left a big impression.

A look at three semi-old school, middle-aged pistols that still work great for self-defense.

The author takes a closer look at the past, present and future of the CZ 75, the timeless Czech wonder nine.

The author reviews the classic Springfield M1903 Mark 1, a historic gem still capable of producing impressive results.

Father and son shared a lifetime of firearms experiences. But in the end, there was one piece of unfinished business.