Here's a rundown of Metcalf's "Top 10" new handguns appearing on dealer shelves. ...
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Could a special run of Ruger Blackhawk Flattops finally catapult the .44 Special cartridge to the popularity it rightly deserves? ...
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Model 1911 With Adjustable Sights & Accessory Rail? Barrel For Takedown Savage? ...
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In this day of highly trained specialists, hordes of technical engineers, and CAD programs, it is sometimes difficult to believe that the world's greatest firearms designer had no formal training whatsoever in mechanical engineering, physics, chemistry, or any of the other sciences now considered necessary to the trade. ...
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The editor of this fine magazine has posed an intriguing problem: If the facilities of the great handgun manufacturers were thrown at my disposal to create one handgun to keep and use for the rest of my days, what would my tastes combined with the skills of the designers produce? ...
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This article first appeared in the October 1968 issue of Shooting Times. ...
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Gun writers are supposed to know everything, especially a whole bunch of words... ...
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World War I is often referred to as a handgun war because the typical infantry rifle was ill-suited to the unique conditions of the conflict. ...
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Each year, the SHOT Show presents handgunners with a smorgasbord of new product offerings from manufacturers large and small. ...
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For the first 60 years of the 20th century, handgun target shooting in the United States was relatively simple... ...
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