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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.
What your action is doing between bang and bolt hold-open, and how that changes recoil feel, suppressor manners, reliability, and what to buy.
A collector-friendly guide to the Ithaca Model 37: origins, Featherlight and Deerslayer variants, police and trench models, and a smart used-buyer checklist.
From its Swiss SP 47/8 beginnings to the U.S.-made P210 Target, here is a buyer-friendly look at contracts, variants, why it shoots so well, and how to read features and serial-era clues.
A buyer-friendly tour of Switzerland’s straight-pull lineage from the long 1889 rifle to the compact K31, with notes on GP11 ammo, troop tags, and what matters to collectors.
A concise collector guide to reading Walther PP-family pistols by city, proofs, and importer lines, with a quick timeline from Zella-Mehlis to Ulm and U.S. production.
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.
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