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Book Review: MP40 Books
Last month I reviewed two books about the iconic WW II era German MP 38 and MP 40 submachine guns. ...
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SIG Sauer Cross: New Age Bolt-Action Rifle
“Why?” That was the initial thought when reading about SIG Sauer’s introduction of the CROSS bolt-action rifle at the 2020 ...
Saiga’s TR3 – Semi-Auto Version of the AK12 Assault Rifle
In May 2010 the Russian Ministry of Defence launched a program for developing the new assault rifle for the Russian ...
Guns of Silver Screen: Gun of Magnum P.I.
n the 1980s, a wave of great action television shows hit the small screen. “The A-Team,” “Airwolf,” “Knight Rider,” and ...
SOCIMI Type 821 SMG: Italy Attempts an UZI
It has not been ever conclusively explained what led Società Costruzioni Industriali Milano S.p.A., best known as SOCIMI – a ...
Thompson Patent Date Box Magazines: THE COLT ERA
When the Thompson submachine guns were first produced in 1921, there were three production magazine options: the 100-round “C” drum, ...
Keystone Arms & A*B Arms .22 Precision Rifle Trainers
Since its introduction in 2015, the Keystone Arms Model 722 repeater bolt action has become available in a wide variety ...
A Quiet Camp Carbine!
Years ago, the .45 ACP was the favorite of Target competition with the Colt 1911 pistol. It’s also highly respected ...
Tracing the Origins of the Knorr-Bremse Light Machine Gun
The history of Knorr-Bremse light machine gun LMG is a interesting, if a bit confusing ride through pre- and post-war ...
A Phoenix from the Ashes, The Thompson Submachine Gun in World War II
By 1920, the Auto-Ordnance Corporation, who under the leadership of John Thompson, had finalized the development of the Thompson submachine ...
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