Trijicon®, Inc., a global provider of innovative aiming solutions for the hunting, shooting, military, and law enforcement markets, is pleased to announce a new 2.5 MOA, Green Dot version of the popular SRO® reflex sight. The new model will be available in Black and Coyote Brown anodized finishes. Designed for competitive and target shooting applications,Continue reading “Trijicon Answers Customer Demand with New Green Dot SRO”
Monthly Archives: May 2026
I Love Old Guns; How They Were Produced, Their Features, The History They Wear & Their Repairs
Today we have a old large frame Smith & Wesson in .455 first sent to Canada and now lives back home. Plus an old .410 single shot with a wonderful old world repair. Hope you enjoy.
Jim Hoag 1990’s Caspian Full House Custom 1911 — 45 ACP — Robar Finish
Really tidy carry gun built by Jim Hoag in the 90’s. Classic ‘Robar 2-Tone’ Finish.
ATF’s New Era of Reform
ATF launched a new era of reform in 2025 focused on a commitment to transparency, accountability, and partnership with the firearms industry, gun owners, and the public. Under new leadership, the agency has fundamentally changed course, moving toward a model built on trust and collaboration. This means working with federal firearms and explosives licensees asContinue reading “ATF’s New Era of Reform”
1966 Colt Supercomp II by Nastoff’s 45 shop
1911_purview The Nasty–a 1966 Colt Supercomp II by Nastoff’s 45 shop. Steve Nastoff was among the best gunsmiths in the 80s and 90s, with a waiting list that frequently exceeded 5 years. He made the .45 comp gun that Jerry Barnhart won the 1987 IPSC Nationals with. After that, he was king for a decade.Continue reading “1966 Colt Supercomp II by Nastoff’s 45 shop”
Lou Williamson Custom Colt 1911
From 1911 Purview 1911_purview This 1977 “large letter” Colt in .45 ACP was made by Lou Williamson out of Hurst Texas. It isn’t really a high end custom by today’s standards, but it was made by a true American gunsmith, so it’s worth its weight in gold to me. Guns sometimes find me, and thisContinue reading “Lou Williamson Custom Colt 1911”
My Best Donation
Sometimes it pays be be known as gun nut. Not exactly a footlocker find but close. What appears to be an unfired WWI era M1911 got tossed my way. The story is that it belonged to the father (or some other relative, its been a long time and its was glossed over) of my unclesContinue reading “My Best Donation”
Paul Liebenberg — Pistol Dynamics Full House Custom Longslide 2011 — 40 S&W
Rarely seen wide-body from the bench of Paul Liebenberg, likely built to run in USPSA Limited class, where 40 cal 2011’s ruled for many years.
Kinetic Development Group Preparing to Expand Optic Mount Offerings Later in 2026
As 2026 continues to progress, Kinetic Development Group is preparing for the next phase of growth within its optic mount product category. Since first entering the market with the SideLok series, which remains the company’s flagship optic mounting platform, KDG has continued to evaluate opportunities to expand its offerings while maintaining the engineering discipline thatContinue reading “Kinetic Development Group Preparing to Expand Optic Mount Offerings Later in 2026”
Scattered Shots 