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Sultry, Sinister, and Strange: The Stinger Pen Gun
By Will Dabbs, MDPen guns. The thought likely conjures up images of secret agents, special operations, and deadly subterfuge. At...
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Daniel Defense AR
By Todd BurgreenThe Daniel Defense M4 V1 LW AR is not marketed as the least expensive AR. Daniel Defense’s goal...
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The M1905 Mannlicher
By Jean Huon Ferdinand Ritter von Mannlicher. (Authorís files) The last quarter of the 19th century and the beginning of...
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C Products Defense New Mil/LE Magazines
By Christopher R. BartocciAt SHOT Show 2013, C Products Defense introduced their newest generation of M16/M4 magazine; they call it...
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Rapidity With Accuracy: Modernizing the U.S. Army Service Rifle in the Gilded Age
By Stephen C. Small, Ph.D. Introduction During the late 19th century technological advances made truly reliable repeating rifles a practical...
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Clash of the Titans: Two Old Warriors Come Out of Retirement to do Battle One Last Time
By Will Dabbs, MDThe M1 Garand is an iconic American firearm. Little exemplifies the fighting men of the Greatest Generation...
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U.S. Armed Forces Museum – Largo, Florida
By Miles ViningTucked away along a back road in Logan, Florida is the unassuming U.S. Armed Forces Museum. Not 30...
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Vigneron: Belgium’s Own Way to a Submachine Gun
By Michael HeidlerIn the postwar years, Belgium’s army was equipped with weapons of the Allies. But in the early 1950s...
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Manta Extreme Rail Guards
By Christopher R. BartocciThe AR/M16 market is flooded by a multibillion dollar industry of manufacturers of rifles, components and accessories....
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Feeding WW2 U.S. .50 Cal. Browning Machine Guns: Part I
Text and Photos by Jean-François LegendreThis study, divided into two parts, is intended to describe the feed systems for U.S....
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