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A focused collector and buyer guide to the Model 70. Learn the real Pre-64 vs Post-64 differences, CRF’s comeback, MOA Trigger basics, Super Grade tells, and a smart inspection checklist.
A clear, collector-friendly tour of Accuracy International’s path from the cold-weather AW and magnum AWM to the modular AX and AT, with chassis lineage, contract context, and practical buying angles.
A collector-minded buyer’s guide to Ruger’s heavyweight double-actions: where the Redhawk ends and the Super Redhawk begins, what the Alaskan is for, chamberings you’ll actually see, and how to inspect a used one with confidence.
A buyer-focused guide to Benelli’s inertia-driven shotguns. How the system works, what changed across generations, what parts actually fit, and how to inspect one.
Rifling style affects more than bragging rights. Here’s how cut, button, and cold hammer forging are made, what chrome lining and finish treatments change, and how that shows up on target.
A collector-minded, buyer-friendly look at the HK P7 family. How the squeeze-cocker works, PSP vs. P7M8 and P7M13 differences, heat and gas system wear, plus smart inspection tips.
Two FALs can look identical until a magazine will not lock. This field guide cuts the confusion around metric vs inch patterns, receiver cuts, para parts, surplus kits, and what matters to collectors.
A practical, collector-minded look at Remington’s Model 8 and 81. Calibers, long recoil explained, police conversions, and what to check before you buy.
A collector’s look at Colt’s SP1 and early Sporters, from slickside uppers and pencil barrels to the rollmarks and small changes that hinted at the A2 era.
A practical, story-driven guide to reading JM vs REP barrel marks, understanding pre-safety 336s, Micro-Groove and Ballard-style rifling, and the smart checks to make before you buy.
A collector-friendly guide to identifying DWM and Mauser P.08 Lugers by toggle markings, chamber dates, serial suffix letters, matching magazines, finishes, and the red flags to avoid.
From the smooth pebble-grip Gen 1 to the modern Gen 5, here is a buyer-friendly tour of Glock design changes, quick ID cues, parts compatibility, and used-gun inspection tips.
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