Tag: James L. Ballou

In June of this year Tom Laemlein sent me an advanced copy of his latest Book, The Browning Automatic Rifle ...

Mr. Edwin Pugsley posing with his award winning sundial design at Old Mystic Seaport, Connecticut. (Herb Houze, The Cody Museum) ...

During the latter days of World War II, Winchester produced a semiautomatic rifle in .50 cal. BMG based on David ...

By James L. Ballou Sometimes it pays to take a second look through one’s source material. Doing this resulted in ...

By James L. Ballou The United States M3, often referred to as the “Grease Gun,” was either loved or hated ...

By James L. Ballou Author firing rare M1922 Browning Machine Rifle at the Knob Creek Range in Spring 1997. This ...

By James L. Ballou The K-Ships: Full length view of the Gondola of a K-Ship under construction. (Carl Jablonski) Below: ...

By James L. Ballou One day in October, 2004, the Director of the Nahant Public Library, Daniel de Stefano, was ...

By James L. Ballou It may be a matter of opinion that one of the rarest machine guns on the ...

By James L. Ballou Excluding the many Browning designed weapons, the Madsen machine gun holds the distinction of being one ...