Legacies Lost and Found: The Ithaca 20 Gauge
The lost Ithaca 20 gauge of his boyhood would be the only thing he could leave to his daughter to pass on the legacy…or so he thought. Michael wiped the sweat from his brow with an old grease towel from his grandfather’s workbench and slumped to the floor. He...
The Call for More Gun Control Will Accelerate the Sale of Guns
Nearly 6 million Americans have purchased firearms since inauguration day. When it comes to protecting themselves and their families, they’re not waiting for a government solution. For America’s 150 million gun owners, much of our law enforcement community and...
Uncle Earl’s Shotgun
“Uncle Earl left the shotgun to me, and I planned to honor him that day by hunting with it one more time.”
Fausti Arms is Looking Ahead
Fausti looks to the future with new goals and a fresh image. Fausti Arms is looking ahead. The Fausti sisters, Elena, Giovanna and Barbara, proud of their past and anchored in their experience, are now focused on innovation, the “fuel” needed to develop new...
Krieghoff’s 2020 Gun of the Year: The Galapagos
An extraordinary gun for an extraordinary year, Krieghoff’s 2020 Gun of the Year captures the beauty and essence of the Galapagos Islands. The Krieghoff Gun of the Year for 2020 portrays the raw beauty of the Galapagos Islands and the vast wildlife that roam the...
The Ithaca Model 37 $2,500 Grade 12 Gauge
Ithaca Model 37 $2,500 Grade 12 gauge, first-ever Cody Ithaca history letter, McGraw gold relief engraving, Snyder book authentication and more. Ithaca Model 37 $2,500 Grade 12 gauge. Subject of the first Ithaca history letter ever produced by the Cody Firearms Record...
The Do-It-All 12 Gauge
All the gauges are useful for some purpose or other, and I love ’em all. But a twelve? A twelve will do damn near anything! A while ago, I reviewed Remington’s 12-gauge, V3 Tac 13. Despite its short barrel and abbreviated stock, I found it to be a truly versatile...
Dad’s Browning
Suddenly, the dog stopped, his tail circling. Two roosters flushed. The Browning leapt to my father’s shoulder as if it had a life of its own. “A poor man can only afford the best.” This was the mantra my father lived by. Dad was a professional firefighter for nearly...