British gunmaker Webley & Scott has expanded its operations into India and has entered into a joint venture with Sial Manufacturer Pvt. Ltd. of Uttar Pradesh, India, to manufacture the original MkIV and MkVI top-break ejector…
The Drulov Olympic 50 meter “Free Pistol” match handguns were a low cost but well made and accurate target handgun that were common in ISSF style pistol clubs during the 1960’s and 1970’s. The Drulov were…
The Colt Gold Cup National Match Elite pistols were made between 1989-1991. They featured a stainless steel frame with blued steel slide and were equipped with the Gold Cup adjustable trigger, and Elliason adjustable rear sight,…
The Sauer pistol models 1913-1930 were Sauer’s first foray into the design and production of automatic pistols. These were well made blowback pistols which proved popular and acquired a reputation for reliability. Fast Facts J.P. Sauer…
Of the famous firearms engravers of the United States the name Louis Daniel Nimschke stands out. And among the many firearms Nimschke engraved the “Piece de Resistance” is the Colt Single Action Army he engraved for…
The Colt Government Model 380 pistol was one of the gems to emerge from Colt’s factory. It was 78% the size of an M1911 which made it small enough for concealed carry and large enough for…