Washington's Pistols At West Point | An Official Journal Of The NRA

George Washington and the Continental Army were plagued by a variety of problems during the harsh winter of 1777-’78, but the gift of a pair of pistols warmed the heart of America’s commander-in-chief and future first president.

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