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A clear, story-driven look at German drillings and other combination guns: how selector systems actually work, what barrel regulation means, and a buyer inspection checklist.
A collector-friendly guide to corrosive primers: what the salts are, how water-based cleaning works, and how to protect chrome-lined, plain steel, and nitrided barrels.
A field-ready, collector-buyer guide to Parker Brothers side-by-sides with Parker-specific tells: grade codes and trade names, frame size stamps, rib steel markings, serial consistency, ejectors vs extractors, and the Remington transition.
A collector-friendly, buyer-focused look at how the M14 became the M1A, what changed mechanically, how parts and stocks cross over, and where the accuracy lives.
From Royal Blue Pythons to the modern Anaconda lineup, here’s how to sort first and second generation Colt snake guns, what finishes and barrel lengths exist, and the collector traps to avoid.
A field-ready guide to K98k maker codes, wartime stock changes, capture and refurbishment marks, accessories, and how to recognize restorations without guesswork.
A practical, collector-friendly look at Beretta’s 680-series over/unders: 682/686/687 family traits, low-profile lockup, field vs. sporting setups, and a smart used-gun inspection checklist.
A practical, story-driven guide to the Carcano M91 family. Learn cartridges, gain-twist barrels, WWII production realities, and what import marks can tell you.
Your barrel whips. Your action moves. The stock argues with both. Here’s a clear, buyer-friendly guide to bedding, pillars, free-floating, and when it’s worth the fuss.
From Mike Walker’s 1962 blueprint to present-day RemArms production, here’s how the Remington 700 evolved, which variants matter, how triggers changed, and how to judge real accuracy.
Sorting original U.S. M1911 and M1911A1 pistols from arsenal rebuilds starts with makers, small parts, and telltale marks. Here’s how collectors read the details.
From the brainy lever gun to today’s Accu-triggered 110s, here’s how Savage kept rifle design practical, affordable, and surprisingly forward-looking.
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