WWII Allied Advantage: Unique M3 and M3A1 Grease Guns and Accouterments
Just about every military small arms enthusiast is familiar with the U.S. M3 and M3A1 submachine guns, better known by ...
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The Bicycle in Wartime: A Platform for Machine Guns
In the late 19th century a new means of transportation was developed that could allow for, at the time, rapid ...
Book Review: New Vanguard Series Introduces Railway Guns and Large Weapons Systems
Railway guns hardly qualify as “small arms,” I agree, but it is hoped that guns of all sizes are of ...
End of an Era in British Firearms Manufacturing: The British Enfield SA80, XL70 – Part 4
The final prototype series of the SA80 family actually overlapped with the service L85A1 and L86A1 variants and consisted of ...
More than Just a Brace: Injured Veterans’ Path to Shooting Continuity
On August 4, 2010, my life and shooting changed forever with the loss of my arm and leg in Afghanistan. ...
Saving Time on the Firing Line: MagPump Loaders: Shoot Rounds with Ease and Speed
We all enjoy a day at the range honing skills or partaking in a training course. After all, shooting skills ...
The Burma Campaign: Myanmar Museums Highlight the Burma Campaign and Its Weaponry
Myanmar (Burma) was, in the past, a group of many kingdoms with a way of life guided by Buddhist culture, ...
Emmageeman’s Cornery: Machine Gun Memorabilia
Japanese red lacquer wood sake cup with gold rim and kanji with central image of an early Hotchkiss Model 1900 ...
The One to Buy: Gear Head Works’ One Bolt-Action Pistol
Everybody likes compact, quiet, accurate rifles, but at least two of these requirements run into NFA regulations. Paul Reavis of ...
Frank Adlam Miniature Arms Maker: Reuniting His Rapid-Fire Weapons Collection
This is the story of a gifted miniature arms maker whose masterful work of small pistols, rifles and machine guns ...
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