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When you think of World War II, the gun that comes to mind is likely the M1 Garand – but it…

Coming out of the First World War, the 1903 Springfield rifle was the most popular standard issue firearm for militaries around…

The MG 34 was the German armies standard machine gun upon entering into WWII and is recognized as one of the…

WW1 weapons changed warfare in 1914, ushering in a new era of firepower like the world had never seen. No other…

The Gatling Gun, from the mid-1800s, is considered the first automatic gun most resembling the design in modern use to this…

During the mid-19th-century, during the days of muzzle-loader, firearms makers across the globe were trying to design a gun with a…

The classic, great guns of history are becoming harder to find – unless you know where to look. Inexpensive, low-quality firearms…

The Colt 1911 Government model is the first repeating pistol to become a standard-issue sidearm in the United States military. Before…

There is no better foundation for a collectors firearms than with American classics, like Colt, Winchester, and Smith & Wesson. Winchester…

Oliver Winchester produced the first lever-action rifles to transform the landscape of the American West. The 1866 model was groundbreaking, in…

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