Museums & Factory Tours

During a recent visit to the Springfield Armory National Historic Site Museum in Springfield, Massachusetts, Small Arms Review was granted...

By Frank Iannamico J. Curtis Earl is a name well known among most long-time Class III enthusiasts, for those who...

By Dan Shea The Ukraine is a region that has suffered grievously over the centuries- first a part of this...

By Christopher R. Bartocci The last company in the industry this author would suspect would manufacture a direct gas impingement...

Hiram Percy Maxim firing a.30 caliber French Benet Mercie machine gun fitted with a Maxim silencer. By Frank Iannamico Although...

Gemtech's versatile "One" centerfire rifle suppressor and their G-Core GM-9, 9mm Parabellum suppressor. (Photo courtesy of Gemtech) By Frank Iannamico...

The oldest surviving Ingram Model 10, serial number 2. (Courtesy Jeff Hooper) By Frank Iannamico In 1964, while working at...

By Robert G. Segel For centuries prior to the advent of firearms, a metal blade of some sort was the...

"C" Company, No. 200 Battalion, Machine Gun Corps (Battalion of Death) Belton Park Camp, Grantham, August 1918. By Robert G....

A Browning 1919A1 .30 caliber machine gun (bottom) along with other World War II era small arms including a Browning...