Tag: Military Surplus

A wise man said, “Those who need a good gun the most are usually the least able to afford one.” ...

Rounding up the most advanced Axis and Allied World War II firearms!

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

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.