by John M. Taylor | Mar 20, 2024
Just because it’s an old side-by-side doesn’t make it valuable.
by Rick Hacker | Mar 18, 2024
Still making meat after more than a century.
by Ron Spomer | Mar 6, 2024
Another flight around the sun and here we are, 138 years after the invention of the first centerfire, bottlenecked, smokeless powder cartridge, the 8x50mm Lebel, watching cartridges evolve. For better or worse. The “better” part of this equation are the bullets. In...
by Richard Lessner | Mar 6, 2024
Did trout fishing seal Custer’s fate at the Little Bighorn?
by Sporting Classics Daily | Mar 2, 2024
For 125 years Russell Moccasin have crafted footwear for the greatest sportsmen of every generation. This March, they are starting a new tradition that will bring their customers, friends, and partners of all ages together for a day of good company & competition....
by Tom Keer | Feb 25, 2024
Damascus-barreled shotguns are considered inferior to those made with fluid-steel barrels, but are they really more dangerous to shoot? Damascus, the capital of the Syrian Arab Republic, is a big city surrounded by an even bigger desert. Nearly two million inhabitants...
by Robert Matthews | Feb 23, 2024
Have you ever noticed how sometimes great ideas grow from the tiniest little seeds? That happened to me recently. I was talking to Todd Ramirez, the Alba, Texas-based master gunmaker, about a rifle that I wished I had. The more we talked, the more the idea grew, until...
by Ron Spomer | Feb 21, 2024
All-copper, hollow-point bullets typically mushroom like the best lead core bullets without losing mass to jacket separation or core erosion.
by Sporting Classics Daily | Feb 19, 2024
Click Here to Listen Now What’s Old is New Again. Luke and Larry started shooting muzzleloaders back in the past century, fueled somewhat by the “Jeremiah Johnson” movie. Larry started with kits for .50 Hawkens from both CVA and Thompson/Center. Luke...
by Francisco Bergaz | Feb 18, 2024
Spain has a long and venerable history of weapon making; these tools led to incredible success during its wars within Europe and afterwards in its quest for global expansion. Many of these triumphs predate those of the French, English and German success. To put our...