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From shop‑rack surprises to walnut‑and‑blue daydreams, here’s a practical, story‑driven guide to understanding and judging Winchester Model 94 carbines new and old.
A practical, table-side guide to the USGI M1 Carbine. Includes the 10 wartime makers with quick tells, Type I/II/III feature timing, stock cartouche and rebuild stamp examples, and simple ways to spot mixmasters without overthinking it.
A buyer and collector friendly tour of Steyr’s design lineage, linking the M95 straight-pull, the SSG 69 sniper system, and the AUG bullpup to a 160-year run of Austrian problem solving.
Buying a Springfield M1903 or M1903A3 is more than chasing a serial block. Here’s how to read heat-treat eras, sort A1 and scant stocks, and spot maker-correct parts before you buy.
The 10/22 didn’t just survive six decades, it shaped what a modern .22 rifle feels like. Here’s how the design grew from a trim 1964 carbine into takedown trail guns, heavy‑barrel target trims, and an aftermarket that never seems to sleep.
A collector-friendly tour of the AK platform’s major milestones: why the AK-47 began milled, how the AKM changed everything, what the 5.45 AK-74 brought, and where the AK-12 fits today.
Still staring at 1:7 vs 1:8? This plain-English twist guide shows when Greenhill works, what Miller adds, why bullet length beats weight, and how to match a barrel to your loads.
Forged, billet, cast, or MIM? Here’s a clear, no-drama guide to what those words really mean for strength, tolerances, and which gun parts each process suits best.
A hands-on, plain-English guide to how the big-name gas shotguns actually work, how to keep them running, and what really matters when you’re choosing between an 1100, a 391, or a Browning Gold/Maxus.
From GP‑35 roots and wartime twists to Canadian Inglis contracts and the later Mk III, here’s a clear, collector‑friendly road map to the Browning Hi‑Power and what separates originals from parts guns and clones.
A clear, practical guide to what lives inside a side-by-side, how ejectors differ from extractors, why barrel regulation matters, and the quality cues that separate good from great.
From suitcase revolvers with tensioned barrels to long‑slide 10mm 1911s, Dan Wesson’s story is about accuracy, modularity, and a quiet march into the premium lane.
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