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► Exploded View of the French MAS 49/56
► NRA National Sporting Arms Museum Opens Serial Number One Guns Exhibit
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► U.S.-Made Military-Issue Knives And Bayonets
► Remington Releases Express Air Rifle, Offers Holiday Discount
► Henry Repeating Arms Donates 200 Rifles to YSSA
► Ed Weatherby on Weatherby
► FABARM XLR5 Black Velocity
► Savage Model 42 Combo Gun
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► An American Legacy
► Shotgun: Hunting to Tactical
► Remington Model 40X Target Rifle Exploded View
► Benelli Montefeltro Super 90 Exploded View
► War Trophy: A Treasure from the National Firearms Museum
► Filling a Niche: FN's Early Side-by-Sides
► Ruger Again Named "Manufacturer of the Year"
► It's Back! Ruger Releases New Red Label
► Ruger Revisits The Forty-Five
► TriStar T-120 9mm Pistol
► Be Better When It Counts: Training Tips for the Budding Defender
► Charter Arms Pathfinder .22 WMR
► Lew Horton S&W Model 29
► Webley Mark VI Revolver
► Guns, Silver and John F. Kennedy
► Shot Down?
► Holiday Travel Safety Tips
► Magnum Research Introduces the Ultra-Compact Desert Eagle 1911U
► An American Favorite: The .243 Winchester
► America’s Rejected Caliber
► Hornady's Critical Defense Triple Threat .410 Shotshell
► Precise Propellant Measuring
► Bushytails, Bunnies & Birds
► Alliant Powder Power Pro 1200-R
► Winchester’s Win1911
► Review: Leica Geovid HD-B
► Nikon 10x42 mm Monarch 7 ATB
► Nikon PROSTAFF 5 Laser Rangefinder
► Nikon PROSTAFF 3 Laser Rangefinder
► Vortex Razor HD Spotting Scope
► Bushnell Legend HD 15-45x60
► Zeiss Offering Holiday Season Rebates
► Weaver Turkey Scopes
► Bushnell Introduces Two New Close Acquisition Riflescopes
► Review: Konus Sight-Pro TR
► 20 Questions for a First-Pistol Checklist
► Continuing Gun Quotes
► Clean Sweep for the Holidays
► Browning 1911-22
► Work Sharp Ken Onion Knife & Tool Sharpener
► Mall Safety
► The Armed Citizen® December 3, 2013
► FAB Defense Gotcha Hat
► Touring the Otis Technology booth
► Trijicon RMR
► The Umarex Octane
► Tanfoglio Witness Match Pistol by EAA Corp.
► The Elite Tactical Advantage Devastator Shotgun
► And the Winner Is…
► S&W Bodyguard Series
► The Decision to Defend
► Outdoor Industry Brand Preference Survey Revealed
► Alpen Optics Honors Injured Female Veterans
In the Victorian era, lots of short, powerful revolvers came to be called Bulldogs because they resembled the short pugnacious snout of the English Bulldog.
