Collectible Firearms for Serious Gun Collectors

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Taking the concept of the handgun to its most literal extreme, French inventor Jacques Edmond Turbiaux came up with the palm pistol in 1882....

Collectible Firearms for Serious Gun Collectors

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Civilian American muzzle loading pistols are much rarer than their British and Continental European counterparts and the U.S. martial pistols, especially in the early...

Collectible Firearms for Serious Gun Collectors

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When it comes to fierce battles, rich history, and a wealth of innovative weapons, it’s hard to match the Civil War era. There’s little...

The Holland and Holland of an Earl's Squandered Fortune

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Hugh Lowther, the fifth Earl of Lonsdale, squandered a massive fortune through his generosity and out-sized reputation as a womanizer, horseman, hunter, and sportsman.The...

Striker Fired vs Hammer Fired Pistols

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“Sooner or later, everything old is new again,” author Stephen King wrote in his 2005 crime thriller, ‘The Colorado Kid.’ This sentiment certainly applies...

Collectible Firearms for Serious Gun Collectors

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Theodore Roosevelt considered Henry Cabot Lodge one of his closest friends.A decade into their friendship in 1895, Roosevelt wrote to Lodge, “I can’t help...

Collectible Firearms for Serious Gun Collectors

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“In the history of American arms, three weapons stand out above all the rest: the Kentucky rifle, the Colt’s revolver, and the Bowie knife,”...

Aerial World War 1 Artifacts from the Dawn of Dogfighting

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The sky above the trenches of France was a new frontier as World War 1 opened in 1914, with each side using lumbering, unarmed...

Collectible Firearms for Serious Gun Collectors

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The Colt Walker revolver was the gun that relaunched Samuel Colt’s firearms business following the failure of his earlier Patent Arms Manufacturing Company. The...

Collectible Firearms for Serious Gun Collectors

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The Pistolete Pulemyot Degtyaryova 40, or PPD-40, was the bridge to making full auto submachine guns a huge part of the Soviet arsenal on...