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Swiss Tac
The SIG551-A1 Carbine The Swiss are a shooting culture, and as much as we have...
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The Elusive Madsen
One Of The Last Of The Military Bolt-Actions Rifles One of the most...
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Japan’s Type 30 Rifle
One of the many 6.5mm smallbores adopted worldwide at the end of the 19th...
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The Revolutionary Lebel
The world’s first smokeless powder arm. One of the most revolutionary...
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The Siamese Mauser
This Japanese-Built Rifle Is One Of The Stronger Military Bolt Actions Ever...
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Milsurp Miscellany
The military surplus world is so diverse that some valuable pieces of...
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The Elegant .310 Martini Cadet
The milsurp stream is full of stylish military single shots, but no model...
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The C39 7.62x39mm
Century’s Intriguing AK Pistol When it comes to Kalashnikov variants,...
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Civil War Mainstay
The .577- And .58-Caliber Rifled Musket—Or Was It? Suppose you went marching...
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Roller Locking Wonder
Century International Arms’ Outstanding CETME A delayed, blowback,...
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The Swiss Vetterli
This bolt-action repeater was full of “firsts” in military small arms If...
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Learn It, Love It
Recent Additions To The Surplus Locker Library One of the most enjoyable...
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General Burnside’s Little Carb...
This Odd Breechloader Saw Widespread Use During Our Civil War It’s the 150th...
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The General’s Tommy Gun
The Auto-Ordnance M1 Known as the “Chicago Piano,” “Chopper,” ...
