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A practical, collector-focused guide to the Makarov PM with clear tells for Russian, East German, Bulgarian, and Chinese production, how to read East German codes and electropencil marks, and how to grade surplus examples with confidence.
The C96 Broomhandle still stops you at the table. Here is a buyer-focused look at its major variants, what contract markings really tell you, and a clear process for judging condition and originality before you commit.
A focused collector’s guide to the Winchester Model 12 with factory variants and pre-war grades at a glance, what defines the 1993 Classic Traditions Grades I–IV, and the Model 12 specific tells that help you judge originality, condition, and value.
Stuck between forged, billet, or monolithic AR receivers? Here’s a clear, purpose-first guide to strength, tolerances, materials, weight, and what actually changes how your rifle shoots.
Heavier barrel, quicker manufacturing, smarter sights, and a service life that stretched from 1941 into the modern era. Here’s how the Lee‑Enfield No.4 came to be, what changed from the SMLE, how it was built for total war, and what matters to buyers and collectors today.
A plain-English, range-tested guide to how chokes really work, how constriction and ammo shape your pattern, and a step-by-step way to proof your setup on paper.
A pump that lived in duck boats and patrol cars, bolt guns that punched above their price, and pistols that grew up with red dots. Here’s how Mossberg kept moving while staying Mossberg.
A focused, collector-grade look at the HK P7 M13: what sets it apart, the P7-specific inspection checklist, originality markers to verify, and the accessories that move value.
A hands-on, table-side guide to sorting Russian, Chinese, Yugoslavian, Albanian, Romanian and scarcer SKS variants by their markings, bayonets, stocks, and sight details — with practical notes on Chinese factory codes and what to check before you buy.
That profile clears a case lid and the room leans in. Here is why the Luger P.08 still pulls collectors close, plus the maker marks, eras, and small details that actually drive value.
Not all rifling is made the same. Here’s a clear, shooter-first look at cut, button, and hammer-forged barrels, what each method actually does to steel, and how that translates to accuracy, longevity, and feel on the range.
John Browning’s Auto-5 wasn’t just the first successful semi-auto shotgun. Its long-recoil heart taught generations of shotguns how to run, and you can still feel its fingerprints in modern designs.
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