Classic Guns

Palmetto State Armory has just released a new version of its Krink AK pistol in 7.62x39.

If you’ve ever wanted to own a clone of the historic “grape shot revolver”, Pietta has just reintroduced the LeMat.

Harrington & Richardson has just announced a small, limited edition run of H&R M14 rifles.

Everyone wants an MP5, but nobody wants to pay HK prices. Here, we go over the top 5 MP5 clones that won’t break the bank.

What are the most popular firearms of all time? Here we discuss the guns that went platinum.

An interview with the late Dr. Phil Dater, a great mind that left a lasting impact on modern suppressor designs and the gun industry as a whole.

Smith & Wesson has announced the return of three classic revolvers sans the dreaded lock.

We take a closer look at the Winchester 94 lever-action, the most iconic American hunting rifle ever made.

Here we take a deep dive into the history, function and legacy of the StG 44, the progenitor of the modern combat rifle.

We take a closer look at the iconic LeMat revolver, the Confederate hand cannon of the Civil War.

The Japanese Nambu pistol has a reputation for being one of the worst sidearms of WWII, but is it as bad as everyone says?

We take a deep dive into the Steyr AUG, possibly the most iconic bullpup military rifle ever built.

Here we take a deep dive into the development, history, function and use of the German Gewehr 43 self-loading rifle.

Here we discuss the development, design, history and use of the FN FNC, an oft-forgotten Cold War military rifle.

There’s nothing wrong with hunting with an old, classic rifle. Here, we take a closer look at the pre-war Model 70 Winchester.

We discuss the history of the AR-15 and look back at just how radically it’s evolved over 60 years later.