Winchester Model 52

The Model 52 Winchester is regarded as one of Winchesters true masterpieces of the ancient world. It came about after the United States’  came back from WW1. At that time a lot of returning vets had grown to like the bolt action rifle over the lever action guns used for many years.   Thought up asContinue reading “Winchester Model 52”

S&W .38-44 Heavy Duty

This box and paperwork got posted on facebook the other day. Too bad he didn’t get the gun with it. I have wanted one of those for a long time. Unfortunately I have never seen on with my own eyes in person. The gun itself came out to offer a heavier load than the average .38Special.Continue reading “S&W .38-44 Heavy Duty”

H&R Retro Pistol Brace

Hey, this looks pretty good. A decent looking “brace” from H&R ( PSA). If you always wanted a CAR15 clone without the NFA being involved, this is a decent looking solution.

Python & Ivory

Check this beaut out. Karl is sharing with us a vintage Python with carved Ivory grips.

Winchester Model 72

I picked this up last week. The Winchester Model 72 is one of the two Winchester vintage rimfires I have wanted for many years, The other being the Model 69A. Both come with peep sights and are essentially the same gun except for one thing. The 69 takes a detachable magazine, the same used byContinue reading “Winchester Model 72”

Jim Hoag Long Slides

Pistol_purview What you see before you are the two of the rarest guns in my collection—two mint Jim Hoag long slides. The top one is an 8” and is 1 of 4 ever made. The bottom is a 6” conversion. Jim built 4 versions of the 1911. The entry level was the police special, thenContinue reading “Jim Hoag Long Slides”

P320-M17 Ceremonial

This should be in Press Release but I have too much to say about it. I’m sure there is some Gen Y or Zoomer out there that thinks this is the coolest thing. The ceremonial SIG. Looks its got wood grips! Very classy. It seems stupid to me. These mostly plastic things have no soul.Continue reading “P320-M17 Ceremonial”