The 45 Colt was developed in 1873 to go into Colt’s new Single Action Army revolver. Birthed in the aftermath of the Civil War, with westward expansion in full swing and the American Indian Wars still underway, the timing was right. ...Read More >

The first day of February was nicer than I had any right to expect. Well above freezing with no wind and bright skies, the range conditions were perfect. Among the rifles packed in my Jeep that morning were a Remington 700 heavy-barreled PSS in 308 Winchester and my Cooper Arms Model 21 Varminter in 223 Remington. These rifles, two of my favorites, are among the most accurate I own. They were also the ideal calibers for testing Shooters World’s new powder, The Patriot. ...Read More >

Q: I’m an old timer and purchased a Winchester pre-’64 Model 70 Featherweight chambered in 358 back in the 1960s. I hunted with it at that time, but kept it in high condition. ...Read More >

For more than half a century, Aldo Uberti has been offering a reproduction of the historic Remington Model 1875 Single Action Revolver (aka 1875 Army, Improved Army and Frontier Army). In addition to being a close copy manufactured with modern steels, this sixgun is handsome, shoots well and is a bargain considering its overall quality and cost. ...Read More >