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3 weeks ago | 
gunsmagazine.com | Roy Huntington
; . In a world of high-capacity, low-drag, polymer auto-pistols, Roy Huntington reminds: sometimes all you need is a gun. The North American Arms Pug Mini revolver might just be enough. Get more revolver content every week!Sign up to receive the Wheelgun Wednesday newsletter.
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3 weeks ago | 
thearmorylife.com | Roy Huntington
June 2nd, 2025
7 minute read
I’ve always thought a Springfield Armory Mil-Spec was the best value in a modern 1911 anywhere. There, I said it. There are other “affordable” 1911 autos out there, and some are lower-priced than a Mil-Spec.
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1 month ago | 
gunsmagazine.com | Roy Huntington
; . Roy Huntington does a sight modification to Taylor’s & Company Stallion .38 special revolver and it now just might be the perfect gun. Get more revolver content every week!Sign up to receive the Wheelgun Wednesday newsletter. First Name Last Name Select list(s) to subscribe toWheelgun Wednesday Yes, I would like to receive Wheelgun Wednesday emails from FMG Publications.
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1 month ago | 
gunsmagazine.com | Roy Huntington
; . I’ve had a Remington Model 514 single-shot rifle since I was 10. Call it 57 years now. It’s dead-stock, with the typical crummy open sights of the genre. But I’ve always been astounded by how well it shoots.
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1 month ago | 
gunsmagazine.com | Roy Huntington
; . Roy Huntington’s new favorite gun might be Taylor’s & Company Stallion .38 special revolver but only after he does a modification or two. Get more revolver content every week!Sign up to receive the Wheelgun Wednesday newsletter. First Name Last Name Select list(s) to subscribe toWheelgun Wednesday Yes, I would like to receive Wheelgun Wednesday emails from FMG Publications.
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1 month ago | 
gunsmagazine.com | Roy Huntington
VIDEOReloading brass with crimped primer pockets? Roy Huntington shows how the Lee Precision Ram Swage tool makes the job fast, consistent, and frustration-free. Designed for use on any single-stage or turret press with 7/8″-14 threads, this tool eliminates the need for shell-holder swaps and makes primer pocket prep a breeze. If you’re processing surplus brass from military or law enforcement sources, this tool is a must-have for smoother priming and better reloads. Learn more at LeePrecision.com.
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1 month ago | 
americanhandgunner.com | Roy Huntington
Reloading brass with crimped primer pockets? Roy Huntington shows how the Lee Precision Ram Swage tool makes the job fast, consistent, and frustration-free. Designed for use on any single-stage or turret press with 7/8″-14 threads, this tool eliminates the need for shell-holder swaps and makes primer pocket prep a breeze. If you’re processing surplus brass from military or law enforcement sources, this tool is a must-have for smoother priming and better reloads. Learn more at LeePrecision.com.
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2 months ago | 
gunsmagazine.com | Roy Huntington
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2 months ago | 
gunsmagazine.com | Roy Huntington
If you’ve never experienced it, there’s nothing quite like a polished golden brass bead front sight. Consider it a case of “retro-panache” meets “practical performance” — all accomplished using modern technology. XS has, once again, raised the bar for handgun sights. The “Big Dot” lineup was ground-breaking when first developed and continues to support the needs of shooters the world over.
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2 months ago | 
gunsmagazine.com | Roy Huntington
I’m a shameless fan of lever-action rifles and have a good cross-section at hand. Henry is one of my favorites, as they are American-made, rock solid, tough as a brick, accurate and traditional. But just because they are traditional doesn’t mean you can’t make a simple change to turn your 19th-century design into a cutting-edge project fit for today’s accessories. A big challenge with lever-action rifles has always been to figure out a way to mount a light.
