It might be an old model, but the venerable 1911 is still one of the most popular handguns in America.  It was revolutionarily reliable for its time, and offered solid stopping power over the revolvers it replaced, as well. This, plus its association with official service, including as a sidearm through World War II, have kept the M1911 popular, and by extension 1911 mags and holsters...

The Remington 870 may well be the best-selling shotgun in history, which should come as no surprise if you’ve ever handled one, let alone shot it.  The venerable 870 is reliable, consistent, and gets the job done. More importantly, the action is tight, solid, and smooth. Thanks to a steel receiver and bolt carrier mated to twin-action bars, the 870’s action is a thing of...

The Walther P1, a variant of the P38, is a 9mm service pistol that was designed fairly soon after WWII to serve the newly-formed Bundeswehr to help combat the spread of the Soviet influence in the east.  Like its predecessor, these service pistols offer a lot to love and in some cases, incredible value, especially if you can find them in good shape, and at good prices, in collections of...