SITREP: V17N3
By Dan Shea I am continually amazed at how gullible people are, and how quickly they take refuge in rumor ...
Tag: SEPTEMBER 2013
THE CHACO WAR
By Jean Huon Military history is a fascinating subject, particularly the story of “forgotten wars” such as the Boer War ...
CZ P 07: EVOLUTION OF THE CZ 75
By Todd Burgreen Successful handgun designs constantly evolve. This is for a variety of reasons stemming mainly from market and ...
CZ 75 SUPPRESSOR READY PISTOL
By Chris A. Choat The CZ 75 pistol has been around, in various forms, since 1975. It was not originally ...
RIBEYROLLES AUTOMATIC WEAPONS AND CHAUCHAT-RIBEYROLLES MACHINE PISTOLS
By Jean Huon The term “machine pistol” appeared for the first time in July 1918, with a new weapon presented ...
WRAY AUCTION REPORT
By Robert G. Segel Richard “Dick” Wray (1930-2012) was one of the earliest, most well known and respected classic machine ...
A DECISION DEFERRED: THE BOLT-ACTION RIFLE AND THE U.S. ARMY (1870-1892)
By Stephen C. Small, Ph.D. Between the years 1870 and 1892, a tremendous technological change took place in the nature ...
STEN MAGAZINES: A LOVE-HATE RELATIONSHIP
By Frank Iannamico During World War II the British designed and manufactured the 9mm Lanchester machine carbine and magazine that ...
THE DAISY V/L CASELESS RIFLE: DECADES AHEAD OF ITS TIME
By Will Dabbs, MD Caseless firearms represent the golden ring for gun designers. The advantages are obvious. Ammunition weighs but ...
THE ALUMINUM THOMPSON SMG
By Frank Iannamico A Brief History of the Thompson The Thompson submachine gun was conceived during World War I as ...
