The US Military’s Last Flintlock Pistol
The concept of percussion ignition was invented in 1805 by a Scottish Reverend named Alexander ...
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Color Case-Hardened GLOCK 43: Merging the Old West With the New
Earlier this year the Cody Firearms Museum was home to an exhibition called GLOCK Makes History: The Birth ...
Read moreThe Holy Grail of 1911s: The Singer 1911A1
John Browning’s 1911 is arguably the most iconic handgun of all time. Everyone knows what ...
Read moreHow Sam Colt Won WWII
Sam Colt went to London’s Crystal Palace Exhibition of 1851 to display his new guns ...
Read moreThe Hunt Volitional Rifle: The Winchester Lever Gun’s Earliest Ancestor
When firearms buffs hear the names Samuel Colt, Horace Smith and Daniel Wesson, they think of ...
Read moreFederal Government Spends $1 Billion a Year on Gun Law Enforcement
The Federal Government spends a billion dollars a year on federal gun laws. Most of ...
Read moreWhen is a Bolt Action Rifle Not a Rifle? When it’s an Automatic Pistol
If someone told you the Springfield M1903, the gun carried by the thousands in World ...
Read moreCody Firearms Museum: 1918 Colt Model 1911Cutaway
TTAG is delighted to welcome Ashley Hlebinsky, the Robert W. Woodruff Curator at the Cody Firearms Museum. ...
Read moreCBS Goes All-In For Gun Control. Again. Still.
“Of all the artifacts that were aboard the good ship Mayflower, not a single gun ...
Read moreAre You European and Want a Gun? Be Swiss!
The Swiss have always had a lot of guns and significant freedom. As Machiavelli noted ...
Read moreDeSantis Gunhide Question of the Day: What’s the Smallest Gun You Own?
No matter how you spell it, a Derringer is a useful little thing. It’s a ...
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