Tranter revolvers and revolving carbines were among Britain’s most highly respected both for quality of manufacture and innovative design. The first model Tranter featured a unique twin trigger system to enable either single-action or double-action fire….
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 Webley MkIV Target Revolver was a special version of Webley’s MkIV centerfire revolver. It featured adjustable target sights, a six inch barrel, and was chambered for the 22 long rifle cartridge. Fast Facts The Webley…
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…
When it first appeared the revolver action was used in both handguns and long-arms to provide a multi-shot capability at a time when most arms were single-shot or double-barrel muzzle-loaders. The largest of the revolving action…
Elvis Presley was a gun enthusiast and Hollywood movie actor in addition to being a Rock and Roll star. While he was working on the Western movie “Charro” he was presented with an 1896 manufactured Colt…
