Black Powder & the Old West - Old West Firearms Continued

Articles on Cowboy Action Shooting, the Old West, & Guns of the 1800s

Black Powder & the Old West Firearms & Replicas Cont.

Why Shoot a Colt Lightning Rifle? By: Lee Anderson, aka Bull Chip

The .50-70 Government - America's First Big-Bore Centerfire
By: Kenny Durham, aka KID Durham read this article on-line

A Minor Love Affair with a Frank Wesson Carbine
By: Bob Benbough, aka Not So Bad Bob

Colt's Cap-n-Ball Revolvers By: Mike Beliveau, aka Bottom Dealin' Mike

Great Shootin' Cowboy Combos from Cimarron Arms
By: Ray Walters, aka Smith n' Jones

The Winchester 1887 Shotgun: A .30-30 on Steroids
By: Lee Anderson, aka Bull Chip

Taylor's and Co.'s Spencer Carbine in .45 S&W Schofield
By: John Taffin, aka Sixgunner

Spence Wolf and the Old Warrior By: Kenny Durham, aka KID Durham

The 1877 Sharps By: Frank Cornell, aka The Mississippi Kid

Remington's No. 3 Rifle - The Remington-Hepburn
By: Kenny Durham, aka KID Durham

Sights To Behold By: Kenny Durham, aka KID Durham

Great American Classic Sporting Rifle from October Country Muzzleloading By: Kenny Durham, aka KID Durham

Classic Guns of the Old West By: John Taffin, aka Sixgunner

The Hidden Advocate: Pocket Pistols in 19th Century America
By: Michael W. Cuber, aka Kid Quick

Ballard Rifle Company's No. 5-1/2 Montana Model
By: Kenny Durham, aka KID Durham

Cimarron's 1885 High Wall Sporting Rifle By: Kenny Durham, aka KID Durham

Sharps, Sharps, and More Sharps: The 1874 Model Sharps in the 21st Century By: Kenny Durham, aka KID Durham

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