Publication/Issue: Military Surplus 2013

With a century of unparalleled service, Browning's M1911 pistol is now starting on its next 100 years as the preferred ...

The classic M1 Garand was the first semi-auto rifle issued to American fighting men.

Get that grease off your classic military surplus gun and call it back to duty!

The Soviet PPS-43 was a World War II 762x25mm Submachine Gun that could be produced faster and cheaper than the ...

The Yugoslavian Puška M48A was the last purpose-built military rifle to use the 98-type Mauser action.

The Austrian Steyr Österreichische Repetierkarabiner M.95/30 straight-pull bolt action outlasted Nazi Germany.

The real story behind this revered Thompson Submachine Gun that fought all over the world.

Learn how the Curio & Relic License, also known as a C&R license, allows your to deal in the interstate ...

The 7.62mm Samonabíjecí Pistole vzor 52 was the first pistol of native design used by the post-WWII Czechoslovakian army.

The Civilian Marksmanship Program, or CMP, gives access to U.S. military firearms retired from active service.

The Modello 1951 represented two "firsts" for Beretta - the M1951 was their first locked-breech pistol and first chambered for ...

The renowned 9x19mm military pistol - the Sig Sauer P49 - and it's civilian counterpart, the P210.

The classic Walther P.38 is the first double-action pistol that left its mark on WWII history.

The M1903 Springfield is America's first and last .30-06 bolt action combat rifle.

Switzerland's soldiers are superior marksman, and they carried the deadly accurate Karabiner 1931 during WWII and continue to today.

Track down military surplus ammunition that won't corrode your classic surplus firearm or break the bank!

The Auto-Ordnance M1 .30 Carbine is the ultimate personal defense weapon beloved by GIs.

Before the AK47, the 7.62x39mm Yugo M59 series secured Yugoslavia’s borders!

Born for war and refined through combat, the Germans’ K98k Mauser 8mm military rifle perfected!

The Mosin-Nagant M91/30 is a Soviet warrior developed by the Imperial Russian Army from the battlefields of WWII and beyond.