The Old West-with a perfect blend of classic firepower, legendary characters of the time, holsters, knives and Cowboy Action Shooting-comes alive again in each quarterly issue of Guns of The Old West. Warning: Only die-hard enthusiasts should dare to join the party!
BACK IN THE SPOTLIGHT • This issue’s dedicated to the lesser-known heroes of the American frontier
GUNS OF THE OLD WEST
THE CONVERSION CHRONICLES • How Colt’s Model 1851 Navy returned to thrive after the Civil War
TAYLOR’S & COMPANY CONVERSIONS
ADDING TO THE COLLECTION • Fine leather fit for John Wayne, a custom rig and Topperwein memorabilia
MAGIC IN MISSOURI • The NRA and Bass Pro Shops offer a must-see firearms collection in the heartland
SINGLE-SHOT WONDER • It’s time to roll with a legendary. 44 Magnum rifle from Tippmann Armory
Tippmann Armory Rolling Block
THE GRANDE CALIFORNIAN • EMF unveils a fast-handling. 45 worth EVERY PENNY
EMF Great Western II Deluxe Grande Californian
TOM HORN TRIBUTE • CIMARRON commemorates a hero and villain with a special 1876 Centennial
Cimarron 1876 Centennial Tom Horn Signature Rifle
PIETTA POWERHOUSES • Testing two new Single Action Army clones that pay homage to our WESTERN ROOTS
Pietta USA/EMF Great Western II Californian
Pietta USA/EMF Great Western II U.S. Marshall
THE LEMAT REVISITED • Looking back at the Confederate revolver that packed an extra shotgun blast
SETTING THE RECORD STRAIGHT • Chris Enss details her quest to share the history of women of the Old West
SOARING EAGLE • Henry creates another patriotic lever action that’s more than just a safe queen
Henry American Eagle
HENRY’S NEW AXE
The Big, Bad Dragoon • Honoring the most powerful REPEATING HANDGUN of its time
WORST OF THE WEST • Seven FIREARMS and DEVICES that FAILED on the proving grounds of the frontier
ARIZONA’S FINEST • Charting the history of the Rangers THAT TAMED THE SOUTHWEST
EAST MEETS WEST • How Cliffs of Freedom used New Mexico to recreate the Greek Revolution
SPAGHETTI WESTERNS
GREECE’S INDEPENDENCE
PETTENGILL’S REVOLVERS • Remembering the Civil War’s only truly hammerless handguns