A Wartime Necessity: The Name to Arms and the Rifle Hole The Nice Warfare, a battle of unprecedented scale, reshaped the world. Past the battles and political machinations, the battle effort demanded an astonishing industrial output, particularly within the space of navy weaponry. One rifle, the Winchester Mannequin of 1917, performed a essential function in … Read more
The Story of the FP-45 Liberator The echoes of the Second World War still resonate, not just in the annals of history but also in the enduring fascination with the artifacts of that era. One such object, the FP-45 Liberator pistol, stands as a testament to ingenuity, desperation, and the indomitable spirit of resistance. Originally … Read more
A Rifle Forged in Fire: A Glimpse at the Original The Genesis of a Weapon The sharp scent of gunpowder, the acrid smoke that billowed across the battlefield, the glint of sunlight off polished steel – these are the sensory memories that, in a way, are relived when you handle a piece of history. Among … Read more
A History Steeped in Smoke and Tradition Early Use and Origins The crack of the rifle, the scent of sulfur, and the plume of smoke are iconic images of muzzleloading. But beyond the firearm itself lies another crucial element: the black powder horn. These seemingly simple containers were the lifeblood of early firearms, holding the … Read more
Introduction The echoes of World War II still resonate, not only in the pages of history but also in the tangible remnants of that era. Among the artifacts that evoke those memories, the Arisaka Type 99 rifle stands out as a significant piece of military history. This iconic rifle, used by the Japanese Imperial Army, … Read more
