SITREP: MARCH 2003
By Dan Shea This issue of SAR is being presented at the SHOT Show in Orlando, but it also coincides with what today (Christmas 2002) is being described as the p... Read more.
INDUSTRY NEWS: MARCH 2003
By Robert M. Hausman Val Forgett Sr., Father Of Modern Machine Gun Collecting Era Dies at 72 Valmore J. Forgett Sr., founder of Navy Arms Company, and internati... Read more.
BROWNING MACHINE GUN NAVY “SHIELD” MOUNT RESTORATION
By Michael Shyne How does a restoration project begin? In my case it involved three long wooden cases, part of a purchase of a Title II firearms collection. The... Read more.
COLT MODEL 1928 SEMI-AUTO
By Mark Genovese I have been fortunate enough to be able to purchase two magnificent Colt Commercial Model 1928s on their original brass and steel tripods, and ... Read more.
SHRIKE’S 5.56MM AWS
By Jeff W. Zimba For several years there have been underground rumblings concerning something called “The Shrike” that was going to change the way we look a... Read more.
CHINESE TYPE 67 SUPPRESSED PISTOL
By Dan Shea SAR had the opportunity to examine a Chinese Type 67 integrally sound suppressed pistol while overseas. This particular example was manufactured in ... Read more.
THE TROJAN THOMPSON
By J David Truby Would Hitler have ordered the invasion of the British Isles had he and his General Staff known that many of the automatic weapons and rifles sh... Read more.
TNW’S MASCHINENGEWEHR 34 SEMIAUTOMATIC-ONLY GUN
By Daniel Bartha The original MG34 general purpose machine gun was designed by order of the German Military at the Reinmetall factory. Major Von Weber was in ch... Read more.
THE SEMI AUTO MK 760
By Brian ZuzeloPhotos By Christine Hill The MK Arms Model 760 SMG is known throughout the Class III community as an affordable and transferable clone of the Smi... Read more.
SITREP: FEBRUARY 2003
By Dan Shea I would like all of the readers to give a warm welcome to Peter G. Kokalis in his new position as our Managing Editor. Peter has had a long and exci... Read more.
