A History of Speedloaders
Revolver speedloaders appeared not long after the first top-break and swing-open cylinder revolvers hit the market in the late 19th Century. Here is their history.
Tim CT Brian — Full Custom Stainless Colt Combat Commander — 45 ACP
An awesome Custom Colt Combat Commander built by the late Master, Tim ‘CT’ Brian.
Shooting for the Moon – Full Moon, Half-Moon, and Other Schemes for Rimless Revolver Cartridges
Smith & Wesson had full-moon clip patents years before the half-moon clip was patented. Given some of the schemes tried, I suspect that they were worried about how the loaded…
The M1914/17 Mounted Cartridge Belt
Let’s go back even further to the days when the US Army still rode around on horses.
“Knife, Pocket, General Purpose.” US Army
I looked a long time for one of these in new condition and a decent price made during the Vietnam War. I found I could have 2 of those conditions…
Nelson Ford Q&A#37; 38spl 1911, S&W Cylinder Adjustments, Trigger Return Springs, Failure to Feed
Plenty to go over today I hope you enjoy, we talk about 8 round mags and my love for 7 round mags, 1911’s in 38 special – JaredAF just made…
Combat Shooting; My Equipment & Experiences At Combat Matches In Arizona In the 1980’s S&W Revolvers
I’ve had more than a handful of folks ask to talk about my experience shooting combat matches in the 1980’s so I gathered some old gear and have a few…
Molon’s “A Compilation of Red-Dot Sight Evaluations”
B-ARFCOM user Molon posted a helluva RDS eval thread which I have yoinked and shared below. First and foremost, the Aimpoint red dot sight is a combat sight. Its primary…
Reproduction Beogam/Leopard Camouflage
For history dorks like me getting a hold of appropriate (key word here) early Vietnam War spot camo has been a real headache. Often called Beogam or leopard camo there…
5.11 Pushpack& Colt Defender
I don’t have any specific point with this post but wanted to ramble on about a couple things. I recently got some spiffy new VZ grips for my Colt Defender.…
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