In this fifth post in the series of firearms with a Malta connection we will be travelling back in time to the mid-18th century to study a flintlock pistol that was manufactured in St Etienne,...

We are kicking off this week’s theme ‘1911’ with a lovely commercial Colt Government Model made in 1920. Read on for another LSB journey in firearms history…...

We continue our journey through the history of the M1911A1 pistol by looking at another WWII military example from 1943. This pistol was not produced by Colt, but by another of the appointed...

Yesterday we provided the historical background to Colt’s ‘Model of 1911’ .45 ACP, which was adopted by the US Army on March 29, 1911. Originally designated ‘Model of...

Today, we are back in the U.S.A. with an exceptional 1911 pistol made by SIG Sauer. This model symbolises the spirit and determination of legal firearm owners to ‘stick to their...

We have come to the last post in our ‘1911!’ series, which we hope that you have enjoyed. Today, we bring you a ‘scaled-down’ 1911 built by SIG Sauer, the 9x19mm...