This year he is exhibiting several antique Winchester rifles and a snub-nose, Colt percussion revolver . The revolver, a Danite, was popular with the Mormon Police -- particularly the bodyguards ...

Miroku, which produces many vintage Winchester models, knows how to make these older intricate actions work. All the rifle’s moving parts–trigger, falling-block action, ejector–snap crisply through ...

The mystery rifle of Great Basin National Park has returned home to Nevada, and it brought with it a tantalizing new clue. Researchers still don't know who left the 133-year-old Winchester rifle ...

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Born out of post-World War I demand for bolt-action sporting rifles, Winchester’s Model 54 proved to be a successful marketplace competitor—one that still performs well.

Pete Crance, of Augusta, Mich., and his wife, Gennie, also brought 10 of their antique Winchester rifles to the museum Saturday to discuss their history and the process of restoring an antique gun.

Winchester 1888 Inverted "V" cartridge display board – slightly altered from the 1886 version (and rarer, too) by the addition of two additional rifle cartridges (CA$100,300). American circa ...

In 1963, KPIX produced a documentary about the life and legend of Sarah Winchester, the widow who financed and built the mansion that came to be known as the Winchester Mystery House in San Jose ...

When U.S. Repeating Arms stopped making Winchester’s longest-running production model after 112 years of manufacture, the Winchester Model 1894 and its many variations suddenly received a lot ...

SWEETWATER COUNTY — A vintage Winchester rifle recently examined by the Sweetwater County Historical Museum’s vintage firearms research program once belonged to a prominent Green River lawman ...

Elaine Vigne of New Orleans inherited this .22-caliber long rifle from her grandfather. It was branded J.C. Higgins, which was sold by Sears.

Scenes from a workshop in Upstate New York that repairs and refinishes old or abused rifles, pistols, and shotguns so they look brand new.