Lightweight, compact, and innovative, Kel-Tec brings another entry to the bullpup firearm market, offering true ambidextrous handling.
by Brian R. Smith
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Sterling Arms Double Shotgun
January 5, 2019 — John M. Buol Jr.Yes, they really made one. Here’s how to work the Sterling Arms Corporation side-by-side 12 gauge double shotgun.
by Mark R. Hollensen
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Nambu Type 14
December 5, 2018 — John M. Buol Jr.The Japanese Nambu Type 14 chambered in 8x22mm is not as uncommon as you think. Here’s how to handle one if it should cross your bench.
by Mark R. Hollensen
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Finicky-Feeding Krag Sporters
November 5, 2018 — John M. Buol Jr.Someone else may have done all the hard work, but Krag-Jørgensen rifle modifications often require tweaking. Sporterized Krags remain ubiquitous and one is bound to land on your bench at some point.
by Brian R. Smith
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The Traveling Uberti 1873
October 5, 2018 — John M. Buol Jr.“It’s unfired,” the seller said. He wasn’t exaggerating – it couldn’t be loaded. Here’s the case of the traveling Uberti 1873 rifle.
by Brian R. Smith
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Colt 1889 Revolver
September 7, 2018 — John M. Buol Jr.The Colt 1889 is a precedent-setting double-action revolver designed before the Smith & Wesson patent. Here’s what you need to know to work on them.
by Mark R. Hollensen
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Beretta Model 76
August 4, 2018 — John M. Buol Jr.Produced from 1971 to 1985, Beretta’s Model 76 was the company’s 70-series semi-automatic .22LR target pistol. Here’s how to maintain on work on it.
by Mark R. Hollensen
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