AMMUNITION:

• A Brief History of .22 Rimfire Ammunition (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .240 Apex Cartridge (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .280 Ross (.280 Rimless) (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The 8x50R Lebel (8mm Lebel) (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .33 Winchester (WCF) (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The .375 2-1/2" Nitro Express (Flanged) (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The Vintage .38 Long Colt (Article by Mike Hudson)
• Consider the Forgotten .38 S&W (Article by Mike Hudson)
• The Fine, Old .41 Long Colt (Article by Mike Hudson)
• The Famous .44 Colt Original (Article by Mike Hudson)
• Buffalo Cartridges of the American Frontier (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• Early Metallic Cartridges (Article by Chuck Hawks)

ARTICLES:

• A Brief Winchester Lever Action Rifle Chronology and History (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• Classic American Shotgun Grade Comparison (Chart by Chuck Hawks)
• History's Most Significant Repeating Handguns (Opinion by David Tong)
• Hunting with a Classic Rifle (Article by Ed Turner)
• Important Americans In Firearms History (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• James Paris Lee and His Progressive Development of the Bolt Action Rifle (Article by David Tong)
• Japanese Shotgun Grade Comparison (Chart by Chuck Hawks)
• The Legend of a Trade Gun (Fiction by Chuck Hawks)
• Military Surplus Rifles (Article by David Tong)
• My Father's Gun (Story by Bob Cohen)
• Shooting Classics: Henry Big Boy, Marlin Model 336, Uberti Model 1866, and Winchester pre-1964 Model 94 Rifles (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• Trophy Hunting for a Gun (Article by Bruce Rutherford)
• Why We Can't Appraise Firearms (Article by Randy Wakeman)

HANDGUNS:

• The 1911 Browning/Colt Pistol, A Short History (Article by David Tong)
• Colt Model 1903 DA .38 Revolver (Article by David Tong)
• The Classic Colt Diamondback Revolver (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• Colt New Frontier and Peacemaker .22 Revolvers (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The Colt Python .357 Magnum Revolver (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• Colt Single Action Army and Cowboy Revolvers (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The CZ-52 Service Pistol, A Com Bloc Curiosity (Review by David Tong)
• Dossier Nagant Revolver (Article by Mike Hudson)
• French Modele 35A Pistol: The First Branch on the Developmental Tree (Article by David Tong)
• High Standard S-101 Supermatic Target Pistol (Article by David Tong)
• A Very Special High-Standard Trophy Target Pistol (Article by David Tong)
• DWM Luger P-08 9mm Pistol (Review by the Guns and Shooting Online Staff)
• Reminiscing About the Luger P-08 Pistol (Article by David Tong)
• The Mauser C96 "Broom Handle" Pistol (Article by David Tong)
• Remington Model 1875 No. 3 Improved Army Revolver (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• Savage Pocket Pistols: M1907, M1915 and M1917 (Article by David Tong)
• Smith & Wesson No. 3 (Schofield) Revolvers (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The Smith & Wesson Model 10 Military and Police .38 Special Revolver (Review by Chuck Hawks)
• Smith & Wesson Model 48 (K-22 MRF Masterpiece) .22 Mag. Revolver (Article by the G&S Online Staff)
• Smith & Wesson's Finest Revolver: The Triple-Lock (Article by David Tong)
• Webley and Scott .455 Revolver (Article by David Tong)

RIFLES

• Browning A-Bolt Rimfire Rifle: A Classic Revisited (Article by Chuck Hawks with Jim Fleck)
• Carl Gustafs 1896 Swedish Mauser Rifle (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• Japanese-Carcano 6.5x50mm Sporting Rifle (Article by Mike Hudson)
• J.C. Higgins Model 50 & 51 (Article by Jon Y. Wolfe)
• Lee-Enfield No. 1 Mark I*** Rifle: If Only She Could Speak (Article by David Tong)
• The Lee-Enfield No. 1 Mk. III SMLE Rifle (Article by Roger Marsh)
• The Lee-Enfield No. 4 MK 1/2 (Article by David Tong)
• Lee-Enfield No. 4 MK 2, the Last Rifle of the British Empire (Article by David Tong)
• The Lee-Enfield No. 5 Mk. I "Jungle Carbine" (Article by David Tong)
• Gas Trap: The Earliest M1 Garand Rifle (Article by David Tong)
• M14, U.S. Rifle, cal. 7.62mm (Article by David Tong)
• The Italian Mannlicher-Carcano Rifle (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• Mannlicher-Schoenauer Improved Model 1952 Deluxe Carbine (Article by the Guns and Shooting Online Staff)
• The Mannlicher-Schönauer Model 1952 Carbine (Article by the Guns and Shooting Online Staff)
• The Mannlicher-Schönauer 1961-MCA Carbine (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• Mannlicher-Schönauer Rifles: A Brief History (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• Gewehr 98 Mauser Rifle: Where It All Began (Article by David Tong)
• Old Mauser Rifles (Article by Randy D. Smith)
• Mosin-Nagant M38 Carbine (Article by Cole Wimer)
• Pedersoli’s Rolling Block Replica and the Bison Southern Herd Hunting Rifles (Article by Randy D. Smith)
• The Remington Model 14 and 141 Rifles (Article by Gary Zinn)
• Remington Model 34-A Bolt Action .22: Simply a Classic (Article by Walton P. Sellers, III)
• Remington’s Model 341-A .22 Rifle: Pre-War Precision (Article by David Tong)
• Remington No. 1 Rolling Block Rifles (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The Remington No. 6 Rolling Block Rifle (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• Remington Model 600 M Carbine (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• Remington Model 673 Collection (Article by Ed Turner)
• The Remington Nylon .22 Rifles (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• Ross .280 Rifle, A Fast Shady Lady (Article by Erin Boyd)
• Sako High-Power Mauser Sporting Rifle (Article by Ed Turner)
• The Savage Model 99 Rifle (Article by Jon Y. Wolfe)
• Savage Model 99 Rifles, the "First Choice for Big Game" (Article by the Guns and Shooting Online Staff)
• The Swedish Rolling Block 8x58R Rifle (Article by Mike Hudson)
• The Swiss Schmidt-Rubin K31 Carbine (Article by David Tong)
• Uberti Lightning Replica Rifles (Article by the G&S Online Staff)
• Uberti's Model 1866 "Yellow Boy" Replica Rifles (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• Winchester Centennial '66 Rifle (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• Winchester Model 1873 Sporter Case Hardened .357 Carbine (Article by the G&S Online Staff)
• Winchester Medium Bore Lever Action Rifles (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• Winchester Pre-'64 Model 70 Featherweight Rifle (Article by Ed Turner)
• Winchester Pre-'64 Model 70 Serial #25 (Article by David Tong)
• The Winchester Model 71 .348 Lever Action Rifle (Article by David Tong with Chuck Hawks)
• The Winchester Model 88 (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The Winchester Model 100, A Classic Rifle (Article by Ed Turner)
• Help with an Antique Winchester Model 1894 Rifle (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The Winchester Model 94 Big Bore Rifles (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• Winchester Pre-'64 Model '94 Classic Gun Review (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• Winchester Model 94 Legendary Frontiersmen .38-55 Rifle (Review by Chuck Hawks)
• Winchester Model 1894 Classic Gun Review (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• Winchester Model 1894 .25-35 WCF Rifle (Review by the Guns and Shooting Online Staff)
• Four Winchester Model 1894 Rifles (.25-35, .30-30, .32 Spec. and .38-55) (Article by the Guns and Shooting Online Staff)
• The Winchester Model 1895 (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• Winchester Model 1895 .405: T.R.'s Big Medicine (Article by David Tong)

SHOTGUNS

• A. H. Fox BE Grade 12 Gauge Double Gun (Review by the Guns and Shooting Online Staff)
• American Double Guns (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• American Side-by-Side Economy Shotguns: A.H. Fox Sterlingworth, Lefever Nitro Special, Parker Trojan, Savage/Fox Model B and Winchester Model 24 (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• An Odd ArmaLite: The AR-17 12 gauge Shotgun (Article by David Tong)
• Browning Superposed Shotguns (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• Charles Boswell "London Best" Pigeon Gun (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• Charles Daly/Miroku Model 500 Side-by-Side Shotgun (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• Parker Reproduction Shotguns (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The Savage/Fox Model B Shotguns (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• Winchester Model 12: The Perfect Repeater (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The Winchester Model 21 Side-by-Side Shotgun (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The Winchester Model 24 Shotgun (Article by Chuck Hawks)
• The Winchester Model 50 Shotgun (Article by David Tong)

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