A Competition Pistol that Holds 33 Rounds? Meet the KelTec CP33
KelTec’s CP33 is an impressive pistol. It is currently the highest capacity, conventional rimfire handgun in production with 33-round flush ...
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The U.S. M3/M3A1 “Grease Gun”: Equipping Armed Forces in Post-War Austria
After World War II, thousands of M3 and M3A1 Grease Guns were scattered all over the world. Thanks to the ...
BOOK REVIEW: Becoming Familiar with Dreyse Needle- Fire Variants
It is perhaps appropriate that this review will appear during the summer of 2020, as it will coincide with the ...
Springfield Armory’s M1A SOCOM 16: Think Outside the Box on Scout Rifle Setup
The popularity of the M1A when initially introduced in 1974 was a pleasant surprise for Springfield Armory—no relation to the ...
Undeniably ‘Awesome’: The Barrett M82A1 Light Fifty
Awesome is a mightily overused descriptor these days. The dictionary definition is “extremely impressive or daunting; inspiring great admiration, apprehension ...
Firearms Training Rimfire Conversions and Clones
Subcaliber conversion kits predate self-contained cartridges. From the 1830s, some old muskets were converted with barrel inserts to project a ...
Ephemeral Rivalry: Luigi Franchi’s Submachine Gun LF-57
With minor modifications, the Beretta M38/44 became the M38/49, and the following models remained basically the same wartime model without ...
Experimental French Carbines: Development of Small Arms from 1948 to 1951
Experimented with since 1947, the 7.65mm cartridge was tested and compared to the .30 M1, the 7.92mm Kurz and the ...
Back to Basics: The History of Gunpowder
Most gunpowder comes in three forms: black powder, cordite (now obsolete) or smokeless powder. The invention of gunpowder comes from ...
A Perfect Resurrection: Brownells BRN-180/180S
Perhaps one of the most overlooked rifle designs to come out of the Cold War era was the ArmaLite AR-18, ...
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