First used in earnest during the Battle of the Little Bighorn, the Springfield M1873 saw service for over 20 years.

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First used in earnest during the Battle of the Little Bighorn, the Springfield M1873 saw service for over 20 years.
WTW: S&W Model 61 Escort, "You Talkin' Ta Me?!" Mike the Mook When most people are asked if they've heard of the S&W Model 61 or "Escort," they usually draw a blank. However, anyone who has seen the 1976 film Taxi Driver will certainly remember this little...
Poland’s Radom P-64 Service Pistol is a great little weapon. It is extremely well-built, reliable, and is great for the overall value.
WTW: Inland T30 - Unlikely Sniper Rifle Mike Searson There was a time when you could not pay us to own an M1 Carbine. From its pipsqueak of a pistol round to its flimsy looking wooden stock, we despised that rifle. We once walked past barrels of them selling for as...
WTW: Bohunk Bond Clone - the FÉG SMC-380 Mike Searson It's rare that a "clone" of a particular firearm ever exceeds the original in terms of quality. Sometimes they get close enough to match it, but that's rare. However, we found a clone by FÉG which may be the...
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[This post brought to you in it's entirety by Sig Sauer, a member of JTF Awesome] Weapon Trivia Wednesday: The Jezail Michael Shropshire The history of firearms has witnessed its share of successes and flops. Often the design is married to necessities like...
Weapon Trivia Wednesday: DP-28, The Soviet Infantry Machine Gun Peter Suciu Most modern firearms enthusiasts know the name Mikhail Kalashnikov, and certainly his primary accomplishment, the AK-47. However, Kalashnikov was really part of the second generation of Soviet...
This post anout the Model 52 is made possible by JTF Awesome Team Member Raven ConcealmentWeapon Trivia Wednesday: Smith & Wesson Model 52Mike The MookThis week we take a look at a weapon that's not a weapon in the strictest sense of the word: The Smith &...
Today's Weapon Trivia Wednesday on the Colt Model 1878 is brought to you in it's entirety by JTF Awesome Team Member ADS Inc Weapon Trivia Wednesday: Colt Model 1878 and the Pistol Caliber Carbine Mike the Mook Colt's Model of 1878 was the firm's second double action...
Take a look at the Stevens Tip-Up rifle, this rifle has interesting features and was probably considered their fully loaded model in 1894.