Volume 13

By Frank Iannamico During World War I the widespread use of machine guns was creating a stalemate in the largely...

By Kent Saunders The War Remnants Museum in Saigon/HoChiMinh City is the best of the four museums there that would...

By Dan Shea I just left a Vegas gun show, one of the Crossroads of the West shows. Curiosity had...

By Chris A. Choat Smith & Wesson has been one of the last of the major “old” companies to jump...

Robbie Barrkman today with the rectifier he built in 1975 that was the origin of the plating and gunsmithing business...

By Dan Shea & Dr. Philip H. Dater The Soviet Union and its current itineration, Russia, have long been known...

By Robert Bruce US Navy Admiral Eric T. Olson, commander of US Special Operations Command, kicked off NDIAís the 20th...

By J David Truby Even suited to the sangfroid of James Bond, the Walther PPK has seen widespread popularity since...

By Christopher R. Bartocci The patrol carbine can be in many forms depending on the mission. This Colt LE6920 is...

By Jeff W. Zimba In the world of shoulder-fired weapons, when you combine big projectiles and high capacity feeding devices,...