Tactical Atlas Firearm Blog

The Model of 1873 remains an iconic rifle today and one that belongs on every shooter’s must-own list. Here’s why.

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To celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re going to take a look at five impressive ladies and their sharpshooting skills.

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The Big Boy Steel is handsome in a beard-and-flannel kind of way and is a rifle that can be used, abused, hunted, and passed from one generation to another.

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From the days of the Civil war, the Henry Repeating Arms company has been there. Here are six reasons why any gun-lover should be aboard the Henry wagon.

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The Open Top revolver represents a time when muzzleloading firearms gave way to cartridges. It is slow, old, and obsolete and that is exactly why I love it.

The post Uberti 1872 Open Top Revolver: Single action history appeared first on Guns.com.

I find argument's from anti-gunners about "fair fights" fascinating, especially since the stated goal of "gun control" is to reduce violence, not merely to insist that violence follow theatrical rules.

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The Henry rifle is the perfect tool to bring new shooters into the fold, especially with its reasonable $450 MSRP. Hand them one of these rifles, and they'll keep asking you for more and more ammo.

The post Gun Review: The Henry Frontier Octagon awakens your inner John Wayne appeared first on Guns.com.

Ever wondered if Patton really did shoot down a German plane with his pistol? Does the gun always beat the blade? Or how Buffalo Bill shot so well? Well the answers to these and other gun mysteries are explained here.

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If you have a soft spot for Old West style revolvers, then you might get a little excited at the prospect of this quaint single-action, ancient-style piece.

The post Gun Review: Cimarron Plinkerton .22 makes for one heck of a–well–plinker appeared first on Guns.com.

Jesse Woodson James, better known as Jesse James, was born over 160 years ago and his name, his legacy and his guns continue to reverberate with shooters, thanks in no small part to the young outlaw's era, his style and his mother.

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