Firearms History
DSA 58: the Para FAL from Illinois
The DSA 58 Para FAL is a rifle created and produced by DSA Firearms. Here's the rundown on its history, features, and performance.
Battle of the Little Big Horn, 146 years later
For today's Throwback Thursday, we take a look at this year's reenactment of the Battle of the Little Big Horn. Get yer history on!
AK 101 Part 4: Mikhail Kalashnikov and the Origins of the AK Rifle
Mikhail Kalashnikov didn't invent the AK-47 out of whole cloth. It was the culmination of a years-long evolutionary process.
The Remington Speedmaster 241 – Old School Cool
Everyone needs a good .22LR. One of the best is a licensed John Browning design in the form of the Remington Speedmaster 241.
The Winchester Model 1911 — Old School Cool
Ever wonder why Winchester seemingly took forever to make a semi-auto shotgun? Well, the Model 1911 SL might be the answer.
The Colt Open Top was a rather short-lived design, but it was an important step along the way to the modern revolvers we so enjoy today.
HK G3: History, Modernizing, and Custom Left-Handed~ing
Today we're gonna look at the HK G3 through the lens of Forgotten Weapons. History, modernization efforts, and Ian's custom left-handed G3.
Why didn’t the Tommy Gun live on well into the 21st century? Task & Purpose takes a look at how the Tommy Gun went down.
Handgun History: Breechloader to Striker-Fired
Handguns have seen such a fantastic evolution over the centuries. Here's a look at their development from the breechloader to striker-fired.
Wheelgun Wednesday: Colt Army Model 1860
It took quite awhile for handguns to evolve into revolvers. Let’s take a look at one step in revolver evolution: the Colt Army Model 1860.