Tactical Atlas Firearm Blog

Cimarron Firearms introduces the Tuco and Angel Eyes pistols, part of the Dollars Trilogy of pistols taken from the movie, The Good, The Bad and The Ugly.

The post The Man with No Name Partners Up with Tuco and Angel Eyes for Buried Gold appeared first on AmmoLand.com.

You might need to keep fighting after the bullets run out, so these revolvers were designed to keep you in the fight - sort of.

The post Bringing Knives and Knuckledusters to Gunfights – VIDEO appeared first on AmmoLand.com.

The Pistoleer is a .45LC six-shooter with Uberti’s Fully Automatic Safety Hammer with a 4 ¾” blued barrel and receiver.

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Viridian gives revolver shooters a laser boost, introducing new Grip Lasers for North American Arms revolvers chambered in .22 Mag.

The post Viridian Announces Grip Lasers for North American Arms Revolvers appeared first on Guns.com.

Samuel Colt's revolving firearms were already legend in Texas before they became well-known around the globe, and they carried Texas history with them.

The post The Texas Link to the Most Popular Colts of the 1850s & 60s appeared first on Guns.com.

For those word gurus out there who want to pass the time, check out our hunting inspired word search.

The post Fun Friday: Hunting Word Search appeared first on Guns.com.

Big game hunters shopping for a well-built wheelgun with stopping power need look no further than this handful.

The post Best Wheelguns for Big Game Hunting appeared first on Guns.com.

Though there are hundreds of handguns on the market designed to keep you safe, we at Guns.com pulled together five models that are routinely listed among the best.

The post Top 5 Full-Sized Handguns Suited for Self-Defense appeared first on Guns.com.

Best known for eye-catching designs, Kimber packed its booth with some of its newest products slated to hit consumers in 2020.

The post Kimber Shows Off New Pistols, Rifles at SHOT Show appeared first on Guns.com.

On December 13, 1863, Thomas Leech & Charles Rigdon formally dissolved their partnership, ending “Leech & Rigdon,” which was the second-largest revolver manufacturer for the Confederacy.

The post This Day in History: Gun Maker Leech & Rigdon Dissolve ~ VIDEO appeared first on AmmoLand.com.

Revolvers made by J. H. Dance & Bros. are some of the most distinctive guns to come out of the south during the Civil War.

The post J.H. Dance & Bros. Confederate Revolvers – VIDEO appeared first on AmmoLand.com.