Axes & Knives (coming soon)
Being of Viking and Southwest American Indian stock, we have a natural affinity for edged tools and weapons. Here you will find short reviews on the various examples we like. Hope you enjoy them.
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- 1911 Articles
- Colt Model 01991
- A Resurrected (As in Back from the Dead) Rock Island 1911A1
- The Rock Island Midsize 1911 (2015)
- Rock Island Armory’s Nickel GI M1911-A1FS
- Springfield’s ‘Mil-Spec’ 1911A1
- The Metroarms American Classic II 1911 Pistol
- The Rock Island Midsize 1911 .45
- An Early Springfield Armory 1911-A1
- Springfield MilSpec Problem Child: 2012 Edition
- Auto Ordinance 1911 A-1
- ‘Making’ a Nickel 1911 Mainspring Housing
- Which 1911 for a Duty Gun?
- ‘Sight Work’ on GI-Pattern 1911’s
- Pistols
- Revolvers
- Texas Grips ‘Extended’ Single Action Revolver Grips
- Ruger’s Versatile 44 Magnum Redhawk
- The Astra 45 Colt Double Action Revolver
- An Old, Nickel Colt Lawman MKIII
- Frank Hamer’s Engraved Colt Single Action
- EAA’s Bounty Hunter Single Action 45 Colt
- “El Californio”: The Italian 1860 Army
- Full Circle, Second Lap: The 4 5/8″ Ruger Vaquero
- Full Circle, with the Ruger Vaquero
- The Four Inch Smith & Wesson Model 29
- Taurus Public Defender 45 Colt/410 Snubnose Revolver, with 45 ACP Modification and Specialty Load Development
- A Revolver-Buyer’s Checklist
- Dialing-In a Fixed Sight Ruger DA: The Repatriated Ruger GP-100
- Life Advice for Millennials
- The Rifle Rack
- Winchester Model 94 ‘Antique’ 30-30 Carbine
- Defining Artifacts
- ‘Little Big Gun’: The Puma 92 Carbine in .45 Colt
- The .357 Magnum Carbine, Perfected
- Spirit of ’76: Another 94 Winchester
- In Defense of the 30-30 Winchester
- The Winchester 670 Short Rifle Project (Updated 11/08/17)
- Refinishing a Stock With Birchwood Caseys Walnut Stain & Tru-Oil
- Improve the OEM Sights on Your Rossi/Puma Model 92
- Plumbing A Reticle And Basic Bore Sighting
- Safety & Marksmanship
- Safety Tips for the Semi-Automatic Pistol
- A Caveman Simple Alternative to Red Dot Pistol Sights
- Back to Marksmanship Basics: Offhand Shooting
- Basic Defensive Pistol Skills
- Point of Impact Correction With Conventional Open, Iron Sights
- The Importance of ‘Zero’
- Sacred Cow Gored…The “Competition Grip” Is Not Always the Answer
- The Benefits and Proficient Use of the DA/SA Autopistol
- Good Double-Action Revolver Shooting
- A Brief Exercise With The ‘Mossad Draw’
- A ‘Diagnostic Target’ for the New Age!
- Open Range
- The Campfire
- Shotgun Boogie!
- The Browning Auto Five Light Twelve
- The Mossberg 930 Field/Security Combo
- The Model 1300 Winchester ‘Defender’
- The Revelation (Mossberg) R310AB 12 Gauge
- The Stevens 311 Project
- The Aptly-Named Remington Model 11-87 Premier
- The 1979 Remington 870 Wingmaster
- The ‘Short-Block’ Maverick 88
- H&R’s Pardner® Pump Protector
- Shooting Old Damascus-Barreled Shotguns
- The 870 Express ‘Special Purpose’: One Versatile Shotgun
The Sixgun Journal
Tom Owen
If you like throwing ‘Hawks, Contact Dee Hinck in Wyoming and get one of his. I have two and am extremely right-handed but, after just 15 throws, I was sticking them both with a left-handed throw. Reason being is I have to have a right shoulder total replacement and didn’t want to quit throwing while it healed.
As far as Knives go, Dennis Friedly in Cody, Wyoming, wins just about every knife show he attends and has been turning out awesome blades for a long time. I bought my first one from Dennis in 1985! 31 years later it still is the best skinning blade design and sharpest one I have!
Sarge author
Thank you Tom, I appreciate the input. I’ve got several new articles/projects in the works and getting this section rolling is one of them.