WOOX Introduces the Elegante Sporter Purpose-Built Bolt Action Stock

The New Standard in Classic Hunting Stocks WOOX, manufacturers of Italian-American made gunstocks, axes and knives, crafted with the finest materials and the latest technology, is proud to announce the introduction of the new Elegante Sporter bolt action rifle stock. The Sporter was designed and engineered for hunters who appreciate classic form with modern features,Continue reading “WOOX Introduces the Elegante Sporter Purpose-Built Bolt Action Stock”

Colt ACE & ACE II

I mentioned the Colt ACE 2 the other day and have been thinking about it on and off ever since. The ACE was an updated conversion slide , barrel and magazine for using a .22 long rifle. It was made to work with the series 80 guns. The original was the ACE and was originallyContinue reading “Colt ACE & ACE II”

Behlert Custom 10mm Delta Elite

1911_purview Compensated Delta Elite by Austin Behlert— aka “The Butcher.” Behlert began his career in the 1950s, becoming one of the earliest pioneers in competitive pistolsmithing, especially in the emerging combat shooting disciplines. Based in Cranford, New Jersey, he gained a reputation as an exceptional innovator in handgun customization. Over the years he mentored several wellContinue reading “Behlert Custom 10mm Delta Elite”

Remington’s New Performance Wheelgun 22 Rimfire is Available at Dealers Nationwide

Remington is proud to introduce a rimfire product engineered specifically for 6-shooter enthusiasts who love the classics. Designed to function smoothly, reliably, and quietly in old-style, classic revolvers. Performance Wheelgun 22 has been shipping to dealers nationwide since earlier this year. Learn more at: Performance Wheelgun 22 LR. Engineered for low-noise output and dependable cycling,Continue reading “Remington’s New Performance Wheelgun 22 Rimfire is Available at Dealers Nationwide”

The M16 as First Standardized

By Kevin O’Brien From the very beginning of M16 production, according to the preponderance of records, the Army version was the M-1 A1 with the forward assist. But the MIL-STD that included the nascent M16 for the first time, MIL-STD 635B: Military Standard, Weapons, Shoulder (Rifles, Carbines, Shotguns and Submachine Guns), covered only the M16 version. MIL-STD-635B wasContinue reading “The M16 as First Standardized”