Knowing the history of small guns can help you discover many intriguing and odd advancements that have drawn more attention from people. The Gurojet rocket pistol is one illustration of this. The pistol, which was made by the American company MB Associates in the early 1960s, actually shot small rockets. The engineers' intention to combine high efficiency and low noise while firing in one sample is the cause of this uncommon...

In the 1930s, in Germany, the history of the first high-velocity small guns ammunition begins. Harold Gerlich, a well-known designer in Europe, served as the company's president for the production of hunting rifles and carbines under the name "Halger." Gerlich's primary area of focus was developing a new rifle cartridge with the fastest potential bullet speed. Harold Gerlich declared in the spring of 1930 that he had achieve...

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Daily test?

Trying to look for antiques as trophies. Look for me if you have some.

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For the collectors out there, what do you look for in the firearms you collect? Is it only based on a single requirement such as, time period, caliber, rarity, etc? Or do you just collect everything under the Sun? Thank you, from an inquisitive mind.

Do you have a favorite antique gun? It does not have to be one that you own, just one you have always admired. I have always been partial to the Sharps Model 1874. wikipedia Sharps_rifle