Troopers’ Twofer: The U.S. Model 1855 Pistol-Carbine
A number of people have asked me what kind of gun I’m holding at the top of my blog. The…»
A number of people have asked me what kind of gun I’m holding at the top of my blog. The…»
When one thinks of countries known for innovative firearms design, Mexico is not one that immediately comes to mind. But…»
With Christmas just around the corner, it’s time for me to poll our staff of writers and editors on their…»
Once again, the blogmeisters have given me the thankless task of coming up with a number (this time, eight) of…»
No matter how sophisticated things get, it’s always going to be the infantry in a war — the ground-pounders who…»
With a total of 35 million casualties, there is little doubt that the First World War was one of the…»
While everyone is familiar with the many skills of the world’s first consulting detective, Sherlock Holmes, what is not generally…»
On paper, at the beginning of World War I, the Russian Army was the most formidable land force in the…»
When you think about it, guns and movies have always had a very close relationship, but what are the best…»
For a good number of years there has been much speculation about what was Lt. Col George Armstrong Custer‘s last…»
The other day the blogmeister here at GunsandAmmo.com, Ben O’Brien, dropped me an email, opining it might be fun for…»
What’s the most beautiful handgun ever made? That’s an interesting question on many levels. Of course looks are pretty personal,…»
by Garry James So you thought electric powder scales were new? A look at this c. 1920 beauty will change…»