RG Curtis Custom Bullseye 1911
1911_purview 1973 70 series Colt in .45 ACP by RG Curtis–an AMU armorer who apprenticed under Richard Shockey. Curtis acquired Shockey’s business upon his retirement and continued custom 1911 work…
Every Gun Tells A Story; Colt SAA Christie’s & King, S&W From The Queens Own Royal, & A Galand
In the second video in the Series of “Every Gun Tells A Story” we have three great revolvers all with their own cherished piece of history.
Ernest Blackburn Bullseye 1911
1911_purview This 1954 Colt is a purpose built bullseye 1911 with a highly accurized NM slide, barrel, and bushing, by Ernest Blackburn (1951-2013). Ernie, from Bemidji Minnesota, was a devoted…
Primary Arms Optics Releases New PLx Compact 1.5-12×36 FFP RDB Rifle Scope
Primary Arms Optics has released its new PLx Compact 1.5-12×36 FFP RDB Rifle Scope, the latest addition to its flagship PLx Compact lineup. The new optic pairs Japanese ED glass…
VKTR Industries LLC. Releases Stand Alone Ambidextrous Lower Receivers
VKTR Industries, a manufacturer of premier piston driven AR-15 rifles and accessories, is excited to announce the release of its patented ambidextrous lower receivers as a stand-alone product. These were…
Global Fertilizer Shortage Means Spring Planting Season Disaster In The Northern Hemisphere
Authored by Michael Snyder via The Economic Collapse blog, Nobody is going to be able to save the spring planting season in the northern hemisphere now, and that is really…
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The Korean War Week 99: The War’s Most Humiliating Crisis – May 12, 1952
The world turns it’s eyes to the UN POW camp at Koje-Do island when the Communist POWs in one of the compounds kidnap the Camp Commandant, an American General no…
John Giles Custom Bullseye
1911_purview Up next in the Bullseye marathon is a 1979 Colt in .45 ACP by John Giles out of Odessa Florida. The legendary Giles was absolutely prolific in his production…
Askins on the 1911
This article was originally published in American Rifleman, May 1983 It is pretty generally agreed that the most difficult handgun to shoot is the .45 Model 1911. The soldiery from…
The 1919 National Matches at Caldwell, New Jersey
by: Alexander Ramsey Thompson, United States Army, New York Coast Artillery Corps To give an idea of the work at Caldwell and of the interest it held for those present…
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