Forgotten M16A1 Rifle Manufacturers: GM/Hydra-Matic and Harrington & Richardson – Part I
The United States’ direct military involvement in Vietnam ended in 1973. During most of the war, the standard “A” infantry ...
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The Interview: Chris Barrett, Part I
By Miles Vining Since the company’s inception in the 1980s, Barrett Firearms has made leaps and bounds from the former ...
BAZOOKA! Part I: Captain Skinner’s Tube-launched Tank Error
Washington, DC, 25 June 1942. This is the first production model Launcher, Rocket, 2.36 in. M1, along with its sharp ...
Battle Blades of WWI & WWII: Part I, Hand-Held Weapons
The ubiquitous British Fairbairn-Sykes is a double-edged fighting knife developed by William Fairbairn and Eric Sykes while serving in China ...
Boutique Black Rifles: Part I
The second Boutique Black Rifle. Note the San Tan Tactical lower receiver and the lack of forward assist. The rifle ...
GUNS AND GEAR OF THE U.S. NAVY’S RIVERINE FORCES, PART I: FAST BOATS & MACHINE GUNS
By Robert Bruce “Navy Riverines are the Navy’s premier force for patrolling the gaps in the seams of Maritime security. ...
Raffica Special: SAR ID Guide to the HK Machine Guns, Part I
SAR is pleased to present the first of the series in the HK ID Guide. We kept this one to ...
Subguns From the Inca Land: Part I
From the window of my plane in the commercial flight en-route to Lima, the sight of the dark blue waters ...
HK USP: Past Present & Future, Part I
I would like to express my sincere appreciation to Mr. Jim Schatz of Heckler & Koch, Inc., without whose assistance ...
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