Elrond’s ring was called Vilya. The Elven rings are probably the most famous beyond the One Ring that rules all of the others.
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The American Enfield AKA the US Model 1917 Magazine Rifle
The .30-06 (not .303!) US Model 1917, also known as the American Enfield, was one of the great logistical successes of World War I.
Beskar Blaster: Mando’s Build in 458 SOCOM
Mando likes the 458 SOCOM cartridge (or so we here). Until we can confirm, check out the Beskar Blaster our boy Searson put together!
The KS-47 from Palmetto State Armory
Mike Searson reviews the PSA KS-47: an 8″ barreled AR pistol with a brace, 5/8 x 24″ threaded muzzle, chambered in 7.62 x 39mm that works with AK magazines.
50 Shades of .45
The 45 caliber is one of those ideal bore diameters for hurling lead downrange. Here are 50 shades of .45 ammo that have spanned the past 200 years.
Back the Bang:
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Teddy Roosevelt’s Little Thirty
The Winchester Teddy Roosevelt 30-30 may or may not have done some shooting varmints at Sagamore Hill, we have no way to know. It sure is cool though.
Brownells: Serious about firearms since 1939
For over 75 years, Brownells has been providing quality Gunsmithing tools, gun parts, and service to the firearms industry. The company's commitment to customer service and quality is one of the highest in the industry. For nearly 30 years of that history, I have been...
Colt Officer’s Model Target | WCW
The Officer’s Model was the top of Colt’s revolver line until the introduction of the Colt Python in 1955 and was dropped from production in 1969.
The LeMat Revolver | WCW
The LeMat revolver was a unique, .42 caliber firearm that takes its name from Jean Alexandre LeMat. It carried *9* shots, and 1 .60 smoothbore in the center.
Looking back on 27 years of SHOT Show
The SHOT Show has been around for a long time. So has Mike Searson! He has unique insight into some SHOT Show history.