Nowadays, Old West fans can enjoy solid, shooting replicas of the six-guns and long-arms packed by the legendary gunmen of yesteryear. While many of the well-known good and bad men of the American frontier have been associated with one or two firearms, most of them used a variety of handguns, rifles and shotguns throughout their colorful careers. For example, although we often think of J. B. “Wild Bill” Hickok with his 1851 Navy Colt revolvers, he was known to have used a variety of arms du


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