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Had this one out this morning, so I thought I'd take a picture. The bird's eye maple grips are by Don Collins.

As the population grows and as suburban sprawl creeps out into rural areas, in many states long-standing shooting ranges are facing new challenges--and there are no doubt more challenges to come. Here's a link to a article about this issue in the New Jersey/New York region, "Uneasy Mix...

All the details are not included here, but this one must have been real bad. And as rare as something like this may be, to my mind anyway, it underscores why responsible people must keep home defense weapons available and should try to teach everyone in the household how to use them. We can't...

...which turns 60 this year. In the New York Times: http://www.nytimes.com/2007/07/15/weekinreview/15chivers.html?hp

Think again. A lot of us progressives support the Second Amendment without equivocation. From today's "New York Times": Keith Patton was driving home one night in February when police officers pulled over his red Ford Explorer for a traffic stop. His license and insurance form were in...

Just got it yesterday. Great deal, fine workmanship, elegant tooling. By Gerald Green in Kentucky.

Thought I would give this a shot. My digital camera skills aren't up to those of many here, and neither is my camera, but here goes... Another pic appears below in the thread.

Like a lot of handgunners on this forum, I'm lucky to live in a rural area far enough away from the nearest dwelling so that I can plink in my backyard without annoying any of my two-legged neighbors. Lately I've been thinking about setting up a more defined range, as opposed to a plank with...

It seems that almost every handgun enthusiast has a story about the gun he wishes he had never parted company with. If you're interested in posting your story of regret, I suspect many on this forum would be interested in reading it. Here's mine. In 1970 I bought my first revolver, a...