Product Review
Smith and Wesson has long
been a supplier of their
handy J-frame Chief's
Special type revolvers.
Going back to the 1940s,
the ...
By:
christophereger | Jul 30th 2012 | 0 CommentsTechnical Article
During the dark years of
the First World War, in
the market city of Bila
Tserkva (White Church)
near Kiev in the Russian
Ukra ...
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christophereger | Jul 30th 2012 | 0 CommentsTechnical Article
In June 1940, Great
Britain stood alone
against the amassed
hordes of Nazi Germany.
Her European Allies,
France, Poland, Belg ...
By:
christophereger | Jul 17th 2012 | 1 CommentsProduct Review
So you carry your firearm
with you in the world for
protection. Everywhere
you go people are safer
because you are there.
Odd ...
By:
christophereger | Jul 12th 2012 | 0 CommentsPolitics and News
Gun by back programs,
started during World War
2 in which the military
purchased thousands of
qualifying shotguns,
rifles, an ...
By:
christophereger | Jul 11th 2012 | 1 CommentsIndustry News
Firearms historians such
as RL Wilson and Hal
Herring have referred to
the Model 1894 as the
“ultimate lever-action
design.” ...
By:
christophereger | Jul 11th 2012 | 0 CommentsTechnical Article
The bolt-action rifle was
the premier weapon of the
early 20th century. With
virtually every country
in the world using an
Ar ...
By:
christophereger | Jul 04th 2012 | 0 CommentsProduct Review
In modern military
history, few nations have
used the shotgun in
combat. The one huge
exception to this rule is
the United St ...
By:
texaswoodworker | Jun 26th 2012 | 5 CommentsProduct Review
The DesignThroughout
history, there have been
several firearm designs
that are both ingenious,
and odd. The M1895 Nagant
revo ...
By:
christophereger | Jun 18th 2012 | 12 CommentsPolitics and News
The one side of the
story: a crime scene
evidence collector finds
a shell casing at the
scene of a crime. They
photograph it, ...
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