Interchangeable choke tubes are arguably the greatest shotgun innovation in generations. While there are many influences on shot pattern, none...
Investigating a Model 1873 Winchester in .38-40, a Browning 12-gauge, a Remington pump-action .22 and a hundred-year-old Model 1907 Savage...
If there was one writer in the last century who popularized the .270 Winchester, it was the late Jack O’Connor....
Readers ask about a Sauer & Sohn side-by-side, a German .22 for boys, a Smith & Wesson .38 and—believe it...
The introduction of Winchester’s .350 Legend in 2019 raised this question in my mind: What exactly was the cartridge’s niche...
Readers ask about a 19th century J.E. Gage .32-20 pistol, a Marlin Model 1893 in .32-40 for black powder, a...
I’ve long wanted to find an affordable, quality-built, lightweight, accurate and easy-to-carry rifle for deer and antelope—a tall order, no...
Readers ask about an early 1900s Marlin Model ’94, an L.C. Smith 12-gauge, a Remington Model 788 and a Smith...
The most common problem affecting a rifle’s accuracy is a dirty bore—allow fouling to build up in the barrel, and...
Firearms expert Dave Anderson appraises readers’ vintage guns, including a single-shot Savage pistol, a Bullard lever-action rifle and a pair...