The 458 Winchester Magnum is a caliber that many shooters dismiss as being purely for those heading for Africa, Australia or Alaska. But in fact for a shooter who reloads their ammunition it can be used…
The Bugatti Type 44 made its debut at the Paris Motor Show of 1927. This was a Bugatti intended as a comfortable and easy to drive road touring car: smooth and docile, yet sporty with more…
The 218 Bee made its debut in 1937 chambered in the Winchester Model 65 lever-action rifle. It proved to be an excellent small game and vermin cartridge and was chambered in rifles from Winchester, Marlin, Ruger…
The Aston Martin DB4 marked a leap forward for Aston Martin. Initially the company set about creating a technologically advanced new model with independent suspension and British styling. The second prototype in the development of the…
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…
Craig Craft have made a version of their 168 Boss speedboat that appears to have styling cues that are reminiscent of cars made by Porsche, especially the 993, the final variant of the 911 series. Fast…
Winchester had so much faith in the future of the 22 Hornet that they put the cartridge into production in 1930, two years before commercial rifles were made for it. The Hornet became a world wide…
Despite the fact that many preferred the looks of the Aston Martin DB4 and DB5 the Aston Martin DB6 was undoubtedly the ultimate refinement of that group of three Aston Martin models. It was a car…
The original Mini was arguably the most successful, and most iconic automobiles of the twentieth century. This was a car that became synonymous with Britain at the height of its leadership in fashion and popular culture….
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…