History and identification of Non-US, antique military rifles. Extensive photo library with hundreds of detailed photos and descriptions.

Forum dedicated to Black Powder, Cap and Ball revolver enthusiasts.

An online newspaper reporting on antique and classic firearms, as well as their modern reproductions.

Colt, 1917 single-action Army revolver. Factory-engraved and nickel plated with ivory handles.

Though primarily centered around competitive target shooting with smokeless powder the ORA does have an active Blackpowder contingent that is very active in international events.

A Supplier of all Springfield Trapdoors and A complete selection of original and re-made Spare Parts from 1865 to 1898.Indian War Era Guns.

In response to numerous requests, here are the answers to the questions that I most commonly get on pre-1899 firearms. The second half of this FAQ posting lists serial number cut-offs for the 1899 threshold for many guns.

Offers information regarding model 1895, 1899, and 99 made by the Savage Arms Corporation. Includes related collector items such as wallet cards.

A site featuring the wildcatting and customization of single-action revolvers. Articles are in MS Word format.

Web site for single action revolvers and custom single action revolvers. Technical articles written by gun smiths and well known six gunners, a great resource for information about handgun hunting, reloading and an emphasis on cast bullets.

In 1863, two guns that changed the course of firearms history were first delivered to the U.S. government. These are the Henry and Spencer repeaters. These arms were among the first to use rimfire cartridges.

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