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Walking in the Footsteps of Sixgun Legends: Tank’s Tribute Builds

By Tom McHale|2025-05-09T12:32:01-04:00May 9th, 2025|

Tank Hoover pays tribute to sixgun legends Skeeter Skelton and Elmer Keith by recreating their iconic firearms. From shooting Skeeter’s original Ruger Blackhawk to building his own versions, Tank shares his journey of honoring these greats through detailed replicas and personal touches.

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S&W’s 2000 Schofield: Reviving an Old West Icon with a Modern Twist

By Tom McHale|2025-04-07T17:11:51-04:00April 7th, 2025|

Explore Smith & Wesson’s 2000 revival of the iconic Schofield revolver. Discover its historical roots in the Old West and how the Performance Center blended classic design with modern craftsmanship in this reintroduction.

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The Unrepentant Sixgun

By Tom McHale|2025-01-16T09:09:20-05:00January 16th, 2025|

I appreciate fine craftsmanship. I appreciate art, well, maybe not the “banana taped to a wall” sort, but that which displays masterful talent. And if you’ve been reading this stuff before, I also appreciate a laugh or two. Sometimes, all of these fuse together.

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The Revolver .32 H&R Magnum Makes a Comeback?

By Tom McHale|2024-11-18T11:52:42-05:00November 18th, 2024|

Roy explores a new offering from Charter Arms - a revolver chambered in .32 H&R Magnum. After losing attention to the .327 Federal Magnum, many thought this caliber would fade away, but like shooting .38 specials in a .357 Magnum wheelgun, shooting the H&R can be a lot more enjoyable and perfectly adequate for defensive use.

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The Right Grips Can Make All the Difference

By Tom McHale|2024-11-15T11:59:15-05:00November 15th, 2024|

The right grips can make all the difference. Sometimes, original factory designs (primarily on older guns) are just… wrong. Other times, individual hand size and shape don’t quite mesh with the shape of your particular gun. Whatever the reason, customizing grips can make a big difference in how well you handle and shoot your handgun.

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