POTD: LeMat Carbine – The Confederate Oddity That Survived The War
Welcome to today’s Photo of the Day! This unusual LeMat “Grape Shot” revolving carbine represents one of the rarest configurations from an already obscure firearms designer. While Dr. Jean LeMat’s distinctive nine-shot…
Read More »POTD: Contender in 1868 British Military Trials – Money-Walker Rifle
Welcome to today’s Photo of the Day! Towards the end of the 1860s, the British army made efforts to change their muzzleloaders to breech-loading rifles. The Money-Walker rifle, developed in conjunction with…
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Top 10 LIES About Survival: What Is MOST Important to Stay Alive? Fire, Shelter, Water, Skills?
People believe a lot of lies and myths when it comes to survival. What do you need to stay alive? Is it a knife? A fire steel? Water? A shelter?…
Read More »AllOutdoor Review: Pietta 1851 Navy London Old Silver
I have always been a huge supporter of anyone expressing interest in the items of old or items that emulate the old. Black powder has always been something I’ve known…
Read More »Five Ruger Firearms that Should be in Your Safe
Ruger is one of the most popular and iconic brands of firearms manufacturers with a loyal following. Sturm, Ruger and Co. started in a small Connecticut town in 1949 by…
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