Victorinox Swiss Army Professional AirBoss
Just as the world’s best handgun, according to Ian Hogg in his book “Military Small Arms of the Twentieth Century“, is the Swiss SIG P210, so many of the world’s best things are designed and made…
Just as the world’s best handgun, according to Ian Hogg in his book “Military Small Arms of the Twentieth Century“, is the Swiss SIG P210, so many of the world’s best things are designed and made…
There is a Champlin Custom rifle in 7mm Remington Magnum up for sale on Cabela’s which you can have a closer look at if you click here. The original Champlin bolt action was designed and patented…
The Alvis Car Company began in Britain under the name of T.G. John and Company Ltd. in the industrial city of Coventry (where Lady Godiva made her famous ride) in the aftermath of The Great War in…
When I’m sighting in or doing load development for a hunting rifle I tend not to use a typical competitive benchrest set up. The small front bags that fit on a benchrest stand tend to be…
We need people in this world who are risk takers. We need people who are willing to let go of accepted wisdom for a while, who are willing to risk failure. Because so often it is…
Over on eBay there is a nice red 1946 Moto Guzzi Superalce currently looking for a new home. At time of writing there was over 15 days bidding time left. You will find the bike on…
Choosing a reloading handbook is not a particularly complicated process, you decide whose components you are most likely to use and the calibre(s) you are planning to reload for and you hand over the shekels and…
Phil Vincent was a perfectionist, and an imaginative one at that. He loved motorcycles and so was on a personal quest to make the bikes he created as close to perfect as he could. He reminds…
The four bore rifle was the largest shoulder fired rifle ever made. These were the dangerous game stopping rifles of the black powder era although they were on the large side even for that. The more…
Back when I began shooting seriously in 1971 I sought out whatever I could to learn what to do and how to do it. Four and a half decades later I’m still doing that. Learning to…