A TALE OF TWO (UN)SERIAL NUMBERS
By Stephen P. HalbrookAttorney at Law, Fairfax, VAJ. David Truby asks, “Where’s Walsh?” (SAR, January 2003) While his whereabouts may ...
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QUICKSILVER .22 LR PEN GUNS AND SILENCERS
Figure 5. Pen gun with gold-plated clip/trigger and cocking knob in the cocked position By Al PaulsonThere is something irresistible ...
THE .50 BEOWULF FROM ALEXANDER ARMS
By David M. FortierAs of late there has been a great deal of controversy over the supposed shortcomings of our ...
HK AG36 40X46MM GRENADE LAUNCHER
By Jim SchatzThe advent of the low-velocity, dual-chamber 40x46mm spin-stabilized grenade in the early 1960’s brought easily portable and accurate ...
THE SIG-SAUER SSG 3000 SNIPER RIFLE
By Janne PohjoispääPhotos by Juha RintalaThe arena of modern sniper rifles is one of hardest playgrounds in the small arms ...
TREJO MACHINE PISTOLS: MEXICAN POCKET MACHINEGUNS
By J. M. RamosDeep in the heart of old Mexico lies a beautiful little town called Zacatlan. Surrounded by vast ...
THE DILLINGER THOMPSON SUBMACHINE GUN
By Frank IannamicoIn the 1930s, the infamous John Herbert Dillinger was one of America’s most wanted outlaws. Dillinger, a career ...
CENTRAL AMERICAN SPECOPS WEAPONS- WEAPONS II: HONDURAS, NICARAGUA, COSTA RICA & PANAMA
By Julio A. MontesHONDURAN BURNING FIREWOOD STICKA “teson” in colloquial Spanish means a burning firewood stick, but in Honduras, the ...
THE MK48
By Dan SheaAs mentioned previously in SAR, there has been a call for a return to 7.62x51mm NATO caliber weapons ...
THE GERMAN KRUMMERLAUF
By Frank IannamicoDuring World War II, the Germans came up with many innovative small arms and ancillary equipment. One piece ...
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