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The Rare, State-Developed SR-1 Vektor: The Russian Service Pistol That Sort-of Was
In 1990, the Soviet Ministry of Defense was facing considerable economic strain. It nonetheless was confronted with the fact that...
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No Place to Hide: The OICW Goes To War
The year is 2,005. Concern over new threats by Saddam Hussein to use weapons of mass destruction on his neighbors...
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Rapid Fire—Resolute: CMMG’s 9mm Carbines
As urbanization progresses, fewer informal ranges are available for practice. Of indoor ranges, not all have rifle-rated backstops. Of shooters,...
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The Greatest Generation: Normandy’s 75th Anniversary of D-Day with Military Historical Tours
On June 6, 1944, one of the greatest military operations in the history of humanity began. On one side was...
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Dead End Anti-Tank Rifles: Rifle Grenade Launchers of the Luftwaffe
In rivalry with the Wehrmacht, its aerial warfare branch, the Luftwaffe, had developed its own anti-tank rifle grenade launcher for...
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ELIMINATING THE THREAT: Development of the U.S. M79 Grenade Launcher
On October 19, 1960, the U.S. Army announced the testing and evaluation of a new 40mm grenade launcher designated as...
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Feed That Launcher! Legal Ammo for 37mm and 40mm Launchers
Due in part to the growing cost and dwindling availability of Class III machine guns and suppressors, considerable interest has...
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Book Review: Nazi Propagandists “Document” WWII Battle Scenes
These four titles are from a series of nine (so far) books that cover German WWII weapons. What sets this...
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Guns of the Silver Screen: The Golden Compass
After the release of “Lord of the Rings” and “Harry Potter,” movie studios were trying to release their own big...
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Return of the Vest Pocket Pistols: The Upgraded KelTec P32 & Ruger LCP II
If the last true firearm innovation was the polymer frame, we’re about 50 years into the current technological drought. Like...
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