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Colt’s Wyatt Earp Tribute

“Wyatt Earp, Wyatt Earp, brave, courageous and bold".

Category Shooting from the Hip Author Phil Spangenberger Date 08/31/2010
A Cowboy Classic is Created

Did you know that the 1873 Colt Single Action Army, was designed primarily for the U.S. Cavalry?

Category Shooting from the Hip Author Phil Spangenberger Date 07/27/2010
Stay on Target When Collecting Gun Shots

“If this old photo could only talk."

Category Photo Gallery, Shooting from the Hip Author Phil Spangenberger Date 06/29/2010
The Mouse that Roared

If any single gun had an impact on the history of the West, it was the palm-sized Deringer pistol.

Category Shooting from the Hip Author Phil Spangenberger Date 05/25/2010
Great Guns in the Panhandle

Canyon, TX, home to the largest history museum in the state.

Category Shooting from the Hip Author Phil Spangenberger Date 04/27/2010
John Wayne’s Six-Gun Clone

Arguably, the most iconic firearm of the silver screen West is the Peacemaker Colt.

Category Shooting from the Hip Author Phil Spangenberger Date 03/30/2010
The Sharpshooter’s Choice

“Aim at a high mark” was the motto adopted by the legendary female sharpshooter Annie Oakley.

Category Shooting from the Hip Author Phil Spangenberger Date 02/16/2010
Got Gold ... In Your Closet?

Many people have items at home, often tucked away, that could be worth more than gold.

 
Category Shooting from the Hip Author Phil Spangenberger Date 01/06/2010
Aged Beauties

Handling an antique, iron gray firearm stimulates thoughts and images of a long lost time.

Category Shooting from the Hip Author Phil Spangenberger Date 11/03/2009
Famed Forty-Fours Shoot Again

Until 1900, one out of every four Colt’s Single Action Army (SAA) revolvers was produced in .44-40 caliber.

Category Shooting from the Hip Author Phil Spangenberger Date 09/25/2009