Pietta Challenge Series Shotguns Offers Hunting, Tactical, Superior Lines
Pietta Firearms recently announced its newest firearm line, the Challenge Series of shotguns. Though arguably known more for fine historical ...
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Pietta 1873 SA Series Delivers Authentic Western Replicas
Pietta Firearms recently announced its newest line of firearms, the 1873 SA Series. Pietta based the line on the timeless ...
13 Incredible Belly Gun Pistols That Span the Decades
In case you’re unfamiliar with the term, a “belly gun” is a handgun with a very short barrel and often ...
SASS “OFF DUTY” DAO .38 SPL.
E.M.F.’s contemporary SASS design for old-school shooters!
EMF GREAT WESTERN II .45LC
It’s the SAA REVOLVER and PALADIN RIG for that Have Gun Will Travel look!
CONTEMPORARY CARBINES: HI-POINT .45 ACP & JR CARBINE 9MM Handguns
House guns and truck guns for today’s personal defense!
EMF Buntline .45 LC Special
Hugh O’Brian’s Wyatt Earp and his long-barreled 12-INCH COLT SAA!
EMF’s .45 COLT BONANZA
Brace of stainless steel guns — Great Western II and 1892 Hartford— take us back to THE PONDEROSA!
EMF Hartford Model 1892
The smokeless Lever Action that got away returns!
Great Western II .44 SPL
Converting a .44-40 into a one-of-a-kind tackdriver!
EMF Great Western II .45lc Buntline
A 12-inch blue steel beauty that would amuse NED BUNTLINE!
EMF Alchimista .357 Mag
New Great Western II boasts brass triggerguard and steel backstrap of Colt 1860 Army
E.M.F. Great Western II .45LC
It’s the SAA REVOLVER and PALADIN RIG for that Have Gun Will Travel look!
The EMF Hartford Model 1874 Sharps Rifle
EMF Hartford Sharps is exact replica of original Model 1874, right down to blued barrel, color casehardened receiver and optional ...
COLT’S 1851 NAVIES .36
Stroll down memory lane with a series of prized wheelguns!
Winchester 1892 .38 WCF
The shorter Trapper ‘92s were prized for their quick handling. YOU LOOK AT THE history of the westward expansion in ...
A Tale Of Two Lever Actions
Timeless classics of the silver screen and real life — Winchester’s 1873 and 1892!