Tulsa Firearms

50 Years Still Going Strong!** 🎉

Celebrating five incredible decades of excellence in Tulsa since 1976!
Offering classes from Novis to Pro, we’ve proudly offered Tulsa’s **first & best** professional guidances in Safety, and Concealed Carry classes along with the finest smithing — and fastest turnaround time…

And after all that fun at the target range don’t forget to come hungry for to enjoy our **Famous European Cuisine** — a perfect way to enjoy your day! 🇪🇺🍽️

Come join us in celebrating this milestone— here’s to many more years of practicing, enjoying you hobby, enhanced learning, and deliciousness! 🥂💖


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🌹💖 **Million Dollar Advice for Amazing Husbands!** ⬇️

This Valentine’s Day, show your incredible wife just how much she means to you. It’s not only about words—it's about actions that speak volumes of your love and care.

Surprise her with a gift that ensures her safety and shows your dedication: a handgun for protection, plus an **extra amazing gift FREE** with your purchase:

🎁 Handgun Fundamental Safety Class ($150 value)
🎁 1 Year Bronze Membership
🎁 Range bag with accessories – perfect for practicing together!

And to make this day even more special, **top it off with a beautiful bouquet of roses** — because nothing says “I love you” like combining safety, thoughtfulness, and beauty.

Remember, true love is about caring for each other’s well-being. Happy Valentine’s Day to the one who makes your life brighter! 💕✨
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The Browning High Power is most certainly a classic collectors item! This one was manufactured in 1964, chambered in 9x19 and has an awesome elevation adjustable rear iron sight that is more commonly seen on rifles. The history of the High Power is interesting to say the least. There was the option of two different chamberings: 9x19 or 40 S&W. Based on the design of John Browning, Dieudonné Saive at FN Herstal completed the design several years after his passing. They were originally manufactured in Belgium under the name of "High Power" all due to the increased magazine capacity of 13 rounds, almost double that of the P38 or 1911. Its name change to "Hi-Power" when production moved to Canada during WWII. The name remained the same upon returning to Belgium manufacturing up untill 2018 when they were discontinued. FN resurrected the Hi-Power as the "FN High Power" in 2022 with updated / modern features, but what is more or less a whole new design the ambidextrous slide release and greater round capacity.

Looking for something unique ? You in the right place. We have a lot of great choices, here is one you might be interested in:
In 1972 Sturm, R***r & Co. introduced the .44/.45 Old Army. This was a Black Powder Percussion revolver in a modified design of the R***r Blackhawk. Originally offered in Blued Steel, this one is Stainless, which R***r transitioned to in 1982. Our Stainless Old Army originally shipped in 1994, has a 7.5 inch barrel, and a Loading Lever/ Pivot Pin for loading your powder and ball. Some are marked as .44 Cal and others as .45 cal but all Old Army models use a .457 round ball or a .454 conical lead bullet. Truly a beautiful firearm.
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Come join us for the 4th!!! We are open 12noon- 6PM tomorrow!!