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Winchester Model 1894 History and Legacy

By the 1890s, America was shifting. The frontier was closing, railroads were stretching across the plains, and the great cattle drives were beginning to wane. But even as barbed wire and telegraph poles stitched the wilderness into something more settled, the need for a reliable, versatile, fast-handling rifle hadn’t gone away. If anything, it had become more pressing.

What’s the Best Temperature and Humidity for Gun Storage?

Humidity: it’s the sneaky culprit behind more rusted rifles, pitted pistols, and swollen stocks than just about anything else out there. It doesn’t matter if you’re in the Arizona desert or the backwoods of upstate New York—moisture finds a way.

Colt Model 1903 History and Legacy

If there’s one thing John Moses Browning understood better than most, it was that a firearm ought to be not just a tool—but an extension of its user.

Ansley H. Fox: History of a Shotgun Genius & Auto Pioneer

From the start, young Ansley had a keen mechanical mind. He built and tinkered and dreamed, never content to sit still. By his early twenties, he was already designing shotguns—and not just any shotguns. These were elegant, strong, and finely tuned machines that felt right in the hands of the serious shooter.

The History and Legacy of .32 ACP

The year was 1899. The century was turning, and so was the tide in handgun design. Revolvers still ruled the roost, but inventors on both sides of the Atlantic were racing to perfect a reliable, practical self-loading pistol. It was John Moses Browning who saw the future most clearly.

Lever-Action Rifle Care: A Guide

Whether you’re toting a vintage Winchester 1894 or a modern Marlin 336 deep into the backcountry, proper care ensures your rifle performs when it counts—and lasts for generations.

Shotgun Care Tips: A Guide

When the season wraps up, we take the time to give our shotguns the attention they deserve. Whether it’s a trusted vintage double, a well-used pump, or a modern workhorse, the principles of post-season care remain largely the same. It’s not about reinventing the wheel—just good, basic field maintenance done right.

The History and Legacy of .38 ACP

To understand the .38 ACP, you’ve got to put yourself in the boots of a U.S. cavalryman at the turn of the 20th century. The sidearm of the day? Likely a Colt Army revolver in .38 Long Colt. Trouble was, that round just didn’t get the job done.

The History and Legacy of Colt Model 1902

There’s something mythic about the early days of automatic pistols—something mechanical, experimental, and undeniably American.

How to Mount a Red Dot Sight to Your Lever Action Rifle without Drilling

More and more lever-action rifle hunters are turning to red dot sights from Burris, Vortex, Docter and others. For those of us relying on their favorite lever action rifles and carbines, installing our no-drill dovetail Picatinny rail mount to secure your red dot sight couldn’t be easier.

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