Sam Trisler

Some of the readers of GunsAmerica have asked about guns that are easy for people with weakened hands to carry. Age, arthritis–why should these things slow keep you from carrying? Well Taurus has listened, and their TCP is now available with an assistive device that makes racking easy.

This new blind from Alps Outdoorz is a great way to get the jump on some ducks. The set-up is effortless, and it is light enough to carry easily. Check out what we found at SHOT Show 2016.

Inland Manufacturing has added some new guns to their line up at SHOT Show 2016. The Advisor is a pistol version of the M1 Carbine and is built on a paratrooper style stock. Inland is also making a reproduction of the M37 Trench Gun that is build on an Ithaca receiver.

As many of you know, owning a handgun is next to impossible in England. But what about making one? I can not think of a single currently made British handgun. There hasn’t been a wheel gun made in the country in over 30 years, but Anderson Wheeler is changing that. And changing it with an update of the classic and iconic British revolver, the Webley.

The powers that be were blown away by how much buzz and excitement came from the announcement of the retro 1903 at last years SHOT Show. We were told that the excitement was so great that the Colt Custom Shop has been given a new assignment.

Savage has 3 new rifles at SHOT Show 2016 and GunsAmerica is here to check them out. The new A22 is a semi-automatic cambered in 22 WMR. The New 10/110 BA Stealth is a short or long action monolithic chassis bolt action rifle made for precision shooting. The Mode 42 Takedown is an over/under 22 and 410 combination that breaks down into a super handy package.

Remington is turning the big 200. It is not everyday that an American firearms company hits that number. Actually they are probably the oldest so there hasn’t been anyone else to hit the Bicentennial. So what do you do when you turn 2oo? Well Remington decided to make some guns, some special guns to mark the occasion.

The original Henry may well be lost to history, but you can still shoot a Henry Original. And this monster lever-action is an experience. This historic firearm was once a monumental leap forward in firearms technology. How does it stack up today?

Like most Colt Automatic Pistols, John Browning had a hand in the design of the Woodsman. I say he had a hand in it because this one was not designed by him alone. Still, nothing runs like an old Colt.