Really handsome and well appointed 9mm Commander by Ted Yost.
Monthly Archives: June 2026
Patton’s Revolver And The M1911
Above of course is the famous side arm of General Patton. This Colt Model P is of course chambered for the classic widowmaker, .45 Colt. or .45 Long Colt if you like that better. I won’t go into its purchases history and serial number and blah blah blah. That has been done to death. ItContinue reading “Patton’s Revolver And The M1911”
Colt AR-15A2 Review In SWAT Magazine September 1984
September 1984 SWAT magazine review of the new Colt AR-15A2 rifle.
The Bridges at Toko-Ri
The Bridges at Toko-Ri is a 1954 film about a fighter/bomber pilot, played by William Holden, in the Korean War. Holden is a Naval reserve officer called back into service and he isn’t too happy about it. While other active reserves are still back in the US, Holden was called back unfairly in his opinion,Continue reading “The Bridges at Toko-Ri”
Vietnam Sniper Study
Today’s article is a repost from our deceased friend Hognose, owner of Weaponsman.com. Kevin, AKA Hognose passed away in 2017 and as an ongoing tribute to his memory and excellent work we repost the his works to help preserve it. In 1967, the Army got the idea to study whether, how, and how effectively differentContinue reading “Vietnam Sniper Study”
S&W Trigger Pivot Pin; How To Remove The Trigger When It’s Stuck
Wanted to share this quick video on how to remove the trigger on your S&W revolver and keep your pivot pin safe.
Wilson Combat AccuComp LE — Classic 80’s Comp-Gun – Custom Colt 1911
Wilson Combat’s AccuComp ruled the 80s, this one is in lovely condition.
Notes on the History of Custom Competition and Carry Pistols (Pre-WW2)
Part One of a Four-Part Series
Friday Fun
Jimmy Wells Custom Colt Commander — Carry Comp 45 ACP
Jimmy Wells from Georgia built this rockin Carry Comp with an assist from Chuck Rogers.