How to Care for Antique Guns You Only Use as Display Pieces
I expect that 220-year-old Brown Bess will be around for at least another 200 years, and long after I'm gone.
Looking for a Vacation Idea? 10 Places for the Gun Enthusiast to Visit This Summer
When you're hitting the road this summer, be sure to plan to keep these destinations in mind.
A Day at Brownells: Celebrating 80 Years
The Iowa-based leading supplier of firearm accessories, gun parts, and gunsmithing tools.
Operation Overlord 75 Years Later – Remembering D-Day and the Weapons Used
Operation Overlord was the beginning of the end of WWII.
Why Are Tactics in Fantasy and Sci-Fi Shows So Bad?
It is easy to see why "battle fatigue" is setting in with viewers.
The Incredible Story of How I Came to Possess the Gun Audie Murphy Learned to Shoot With
It wasn’t just any Winchester single shot .22 caliber rifle.
‘I Could See the Pilot’s Face as He Closed on Us’ – Memories from a WWII Veteran
“Radar picked up 21 Japanese planes heading towards us,” Currah said.
Two Midwestern Civil War Shows Celebrate History, Not Division
Collecting vintage small arms is where individuals don’t see blue or red.
It’s Me, Bren Gun! – The Bren Machinegun: Rugged and Simple
The Bren was used by dozens of countries throughout the world.
The Fascinating Life of Gaston Glock – Polymer Gun Pioneer
Herr Glock’s journey to success has been far from smooth-sailing.
The Original Springfield Armory: America’s First Arsenal
Very few museums anywhere in the world go into such detail on specific weapons as the Springfield Armory,
Remembering the Guns of the Civil War
On this date in 1865, the American Civil War at last came to an end.
Guns: A Lifeline from the Past to the Future
Grandpa was a sure shot with his 20 gauge Harrington and Richardson.
Searching for Lost History: How I learned the Fate of my Great-Uncle 75 Years Later
If you look hard enough, it’s amazing what you can find.
So Much More than a Gun Show: The Baltimore Antique Arms Show
Maryland isn't exactly one of the most "gun friendly" states in the country, but it is home to the longest running gun show anywhere in the United States.
David Harsanyi: Division on Second Amendment the Worst It’s Ever Been
David Harsanyi is a Senior Editor of The Federalist and author of First Freedom: America's Enduring History with the Gun.
The M1928 Thompson Submachinegun: ‘The Gun that Made the Twenties Roar’
The Thompson has been, or is currently, carried by virtually every army in the world.
The Ohio Valley Military Society’s Show Of Shows: ‘Where Military History Meets Collecting’
SOS could be described as one of the greatest military history museums– and one where just about everything is for sale.
The Sporterized Rifle: Ruined Guns or Legit Conversion?
I now see the joy these rifles may have brought to a previous owner.
What Guns Did Our Presidents Own and Use?
In honor of Presidents Day, let’s take a look back in history.
True Story: Two Tours in Vietnam and Still Too Young to Buy a .22 Rifle
“I tried to buy a .22 at the Coast to Coast in Lander but they refused, saying I was too young."
Book Review: ‘First Freedom: A Ride Through America’s Enduring History with the Gun’
It is hard to read “First Freedom” and not see stark similarities between the gun debate hundreds of years ago and today.
Report from the Other Vegas Gun Show: The Las Vegas Antique Arms Show
Following SHOT Show each year is the “other” notable gun show to hit Sin City.