The Marlin Camp Carbine was an enjoyable rifle, both fun and inexpensive to shoot. Based on a simple blow-back semi-automatic action this was a lightweight rifle made to use commonly available magazines and ammunition. Fast Facts…
The post war 1950’s was a period of great creativity in the United States and the “Land of the free” produced some truly free four wheeled creations. One style was the “Lead Sled” which typically featured…
Chapuis Armes create very high quality sporting firearms. Their side by side double rifles are particularly well known for their double hook locking system which enables a clean breech with no top extension to impede access…
The Jensen GT was the last version of the Jensen-Healey and was a luxurious 2+2 GT with a “shooting brake” body. Only 511 of these cars were made before Jensen went into receivership making the Jensen…
The name Steyr is mostly known in association with firearms – especially sporting rifles of which the Mannlicher-Schönauer is the best known. But Steyr also made automobiles including the Steyr-Puch 50 and 55 which were Austria’s…
Frank Wesson’s breech-loading single shot two trigger rifle earned itself a good reputation in the rigors of the Civil War and was made and sold in the tens of thousands. Fast Facts Frank Wesson was a…
Daniel Fraser was one of Scotland’s most famous rifle makers. He made beautiful bespoke rifles using the Oberndorf Mauser action, the Lee-Enfield action, his own side-lever falling block, and double rifles. He also made sporting shotguns….
Daniel Fraser is one of Scotland’s most respected gunmakers and his side-lever falling block rifle action is perhaps his best known creation. Fraser made target and hunting rifles based on his falling block action and they…
The Fiat-Abarth 750 GT Zagato is one of Carlo Abarth’s most iconic designs. Based on the humble Fiat 600 the 750 GT Zagato was a lively performance car with unique looks and adrenaline pumping performance. Fast…
The Smith & Wesson Model 320 was a revolving carbine created and offered by Smith & Wesson in 1879, which was a time when the revolving carbine had already become obsolete. Although the model did not…