Drawing on the enduring legacy of the original Colt Single Action Army—dubbed the “Peacemaker” by historians—this 1:1 scale replica captures both authenticity and safety for young marksmen and ...

The Winchester Model 1873 is a firearms legend as the "gun that won the West" and the "1 of 1,000" is a true treasure to collectors, carrying a pre-auction estimate of $150,000 - $325,000.

The Winchester Model 1873 is a firearms legend as the "gun that won the West" and the "1 of 1,000" is a true treasure to collectors, carrying a pre-auction estimate of $150,000 - $325,000.

This is a Winchester Model 1873, 22 short caliber. made in 1880s and left in a leaky barn for past 50 years. I got this rifle at a garage sale for $25. I did research and realized I found a very ...

In 1875, S&W got a contract to outfit the U.S. military with new and improved Model 3 Schofield revolvers, with the caveat that the guns be chambered in .45 Colt, which was deemed more effective ...

The Duke has his new Smith & Wesson No. 3 in the holster. Wiki commons While the Colt Peacemaker won out in the icon status department, the Schofield certainly has a firm place in gun history. The ...

Colt Firearms is one of the oldest firearms companies in the United States, and it has produced a vast array of iconic guns over the years. Many are used in their current iterations in the U.S ...

The Model 1873 Colt .45 single action revolver was adopted by the U.S. Army in July 1873, and made available for civilians before the year was out. Widely used in the Old West, it earned the ...

The revolver saw service in both World Wars and was chambered in .38 Long Colt, .38 S&W, and .38 Special. Thousands of policemen have walked their beats with a Model 10 at their sides.

In all, between 1873 and 1891, before the Army replaced the SAA with the Colt Model 1892 Army & Navy double-action revolver, 37,063 SAAs were issued to troops. But somehow, Single Action Army ...

After the war, a new version, known as the Model 1805, was made at Harper's Ferry. This flintlock saw service in the War of 1812 and remained the US Army's standard-issue pistol for over 50 years.

The first of the Winchester Model 1873 rifles were chambered for the .44 Winchester Centre Fire (W.C.F.) cartridge, better known today as the .44-40. By the second year of production, 1874, the .38-40 ...