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Mauser’s Classic Sporters
The Iconic Battlefield Workhorse Was Also A Beautiful, Functional...
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Holt Meets The Garand
Early Memories Of An Iconic American Arm. We trained with M1 Garands, BARs,...
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Mr. Smith Goes To War
The Union Supplied A Variety Of Cartridge-Firing Cavalry Carbines And The...
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Simonov’s SKS-45 Carbine
This rugged, reliable, inexpensive rifle filled a gap and proved a...
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The Militia Act Of 1792
The New England Flintlock Militia Musket Armed State Militias In The...
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Love Those Blunderbusses!
Perhaps the most iconic of firearms. The Germans named it the...
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What A Rimfire!
GSG/ATI’s Sturmgewehr 44 .22 Long Rifle. In the spring of 1943, 2,000...
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Remington’s Versatile Manufact...
The Berthier and Rolling Block WWI 8mm Lebels span the designs of 19th and...
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Sir Charles Ross And His Straight Pu...
Canada entered WWI with a unique rifle, but it didn’t last. Few military...
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The Rare And Remarkable Bannermans
These strange conglomerations of parts are perhaps the first platypus...
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What A Racquet!
Britain’s grenade launching SMLE is the perfect launcher for long-range...
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The First Surplus American Arm?
The National Guard’s First Firearm Was A Matchlock Stepping just inside the...
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Surplus Locker
CIA’s C93 What are the most widely distributed, automatic, small arms...
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Some Good And Beautiful Some Good An...
All Are Memorable Milsurps. After you’ve handled and studied scores of...
