Even if you don’t use an old-school flintlock or caplock ... If you’re like me, your gun's breech plug is probably seized up with gunk from last year, and just getting it into shooting ...

There are big goings-on these days at the Museum of the Mountain Man in Pinedale. It all started this past May when the ...

A case with a pair of flintlock pocket pistols with ebony grips and engraved steel barrels, c. 1805 Napoléon Bonaparte's sabre by Nicolas-Noël Boutet, presented in 1799 ...

Want to wield a slow-to-shoot but devastating flintlock pistol while firing fiery incantations? Or would you prefer to reign all manner of sorceries on your foes? I can approach the demo’s ...

According to the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s website, the hunter must use “flintlock-ignition, single-barrel long guns manufactured prior to 1800, or similar reproduction of an original ...

All of which is to say, if you haven't gathered already, I'm a firm member of the target audience for Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket, the upcoming mobile version of the Pokémon TCG ...

Please verify your email address. Your browser does not support the video tag. Pocket Isekai is a Pokemon-based gacha RPG with a bunch of amazing mechanics, diverse ...

The pocket pistol has evolved from models such as the Ruger LCP II and the Beretta Pico to some rather more upscale offerings, like the Ruger LCP Max and the Sig Sauer P238. Early 2024 has brought ...

BALTIMORE (AP) — Glock pistols are a popular choice for people committing gun crimes, in part because they can be easily converted into fully automatic weapons using a small device, according to ...

Glock pistols have become a favored option for criminals, mainly because they can be modified into fully automatic weapons, according to a new report. The anti-violence organization Everytown for ...

I still haven’t purchased an Analogue Pocket, but the latest batch of colors has me itching to spend some money I don’t have on a thing I’ll barely ever play but that will look beautiful on ...

With her baseball cap on backwards over her slick ponytail and eyes focused through futuristic glasses, the South Korean sharpshooter Kim Ye-ji drew her gun and shot her way to a silver medal.