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Source This small handgun is very affordable and yet great for first time owners, or even novice target shooting practitioners. The Rimfire Target 1911 chamber is designated for high velocity ammunition. These gun chambers are made to the same specifications as their centerfire counterparts, so you can get a conversion kit to modify this gun for centerfire […] More

Source The U.S. Survival AR-7 is the most practical Henry rifle, and has the potential to save your life in the wild outdoors. Designed by Eugen Stoner as a wilderness survival gun and optimized for rugged performance in the most hostile of environments, this semi-automatic rifle will never let you down, wherever and whenever you […] More

Source Pistol-caliber long guns may not be universally popular, but there are no complaints about Henry’s Big Boy line of lever-actions, which appeals to almost everyone. Chambered in a wide selection of handgun magnums, the rifle has some serious power and punch, and in many cases will substantially enhance the cartridge’s ballistics compared to a revolver or […] More

Source If you are out in the deep woods and you happen to encounter a brown bear or big, antlered bull elk, you’ll be glad you carried your All-Weather Lever-Action .45-70 Government. It’s possible that Henry’s All-Weather Lever-Action is the ideal delivery system in more situations than this hypothetical dangerous scenario. Although it is configured as […] More

Source This is perhaps the finest .22 LR in production today, or maybe even in firearm history, and there is plenty of evidence to support this claim. Even those who disagree with this claim have to admit that the Golden Boy is fun and exciting to operate for shooters of all ages, and all levels […] More

Source The Henry company listened to the desires and needs of the modern, all-American cowboy. Although it is a recent addition to their inventory, and a radical change in design from traditional Henry rifles, the Long Ranger has succeeded impressively in sales and performance. As its name suggests, this rifle increases the range of Henry’s […] More

Source The Arisaka was the standard Japanese rifle of the war. The rifle was often brought home by American soldiers as trophies. While initially noted for their durability, as the war went on and Japan was forced to hasten their manufacturing processes, the quality of the Arisaka suffered greatly. It fired the 7.7x58mm round, and […] More

Source The submachine gun with the fastest firing rate during the war was the PPSH, used by the Soviet Union. The weapon held either 71 rounds in a drum or 35 rounds in a detachable box magazine. The 71 round drum magazine was more widely used, and a typical Soviet soldier would be issued two […] More

Source The Mosin Nagant was the standard issue rifle of the Soviet Union during the war. It was very cheap to build, and also very durable and well built. It held and fired 5 rounds of the 7.62x54r round, which was very similar to the .30-06 of the United States. The Mosin Nagant was a […] More

Source The Lee Enfield rifle was the standard bolt action rifle of the British during World War II, and was also extensively used by the Commonwealth nations. The big advantage of the Lee Enfield over the other bolt action rifles of the era was the fact that it held a total of ten rounds in […] More

Source The Sten gun was the standard issue submachine gun of the British during World War II, and was also widely used by partisans behind enemy lines as well. The Sten gun is noted for its cheap and efficient build quality, and the fact that the magazine sticks out of the left hand side of […] More

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