Remote Control Pistol apparatus. Photo courtesy of timelapse.dk By Justin Black of Spycraft101 At the onset of the Second World War, the British Special Operations Executive formed several different research and development branches spread throughout…
During World War II, the Canadian firm John Inglis & Co. manufactured approximately 150,000+ samples of the iconic FN Browning Hi-Power pistol. When the last batch in active service was declared to be surplus by…
By Jay Gillen Today, military rifles are built to be lighter, handier, and more ergonomic than ever before. We see these considerations in designs across the spectrum of today’s military rifles. More plastic, lighter rails,…
The owner’s great grandaughter could not wait to shoot the Model 241 (Travis Pike for TTAG) Whenever I handle an old gun — and I mean an old gun — I wonder what firearms I’ll…
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Courtesy Spycraft101 I’m thrilled to be the bearer of some very cool news: beginning in the next couple of weeks, the good folks over at Spycraft101 will be writing up the occasional firearm-centric article for…
Love hearing people talk about firearms history? On November 14th, join the Cody Firearms Museum at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West for the Kurt Swanson Bucholz Arsenals History Virtual Summit. The event will…
By Miguel A. Faria Jr., M.D. Following publication of his book, The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro, Humberto Fontova gave an interview to The Daily Caller that was turned into an excellent…
Within two months of his eighteenth birthday, my grandpa left the Bronx, New York and was inducted into the Army of the United States. His listed civilian occupation was “boilermaker,” but he was on his…
President Teddy Roosevelt was a big fan of silencers. The only silencers available to him were made by Maxim. A silencer for his takedown model 94 Winchester .30-30, above, cost a whopping $9.70 back in…