“Dr. Coult of New York, London and Calcutta.” That’s how the up-and-coming firearm inventor billed himself while exhibiting the effects of nitrous oxide in the 1830s. Traveling the country as a “practiced chemist,” Colt used the nitrous demonstrations as a way to raise money for the development of his firearms. In October 1833, an ad … Read more
If you’re in the mood to be inspired by the folks who came before, these are four greats to start with. You’ve got hunting covered with Fred Bear and Teddy Roosevelt, fishing with Bill Dance, and firearms with Samuel Colt. Who would you add to the list?
In the beginning there was John Moses Browning. Actually, there were hugely influential gun designers before — and after — JMB. Check out the video below for God, Family, Guns list of the Top 10 Most Influential Gun Designers. Then choose your fave and justify your choice. Please.
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