“Tag: Vintage”

Here is the unique story of a man fascinated with antler growth and his impressive collection of “Abnormal Antlers.”

From the American Rifleman archives we learn about the No. 4 Mk I, which was developed when Britain had a limited budget and war was on the horizon.

Paper was the standard hull material for scatterguns at the time Rio Ammunition got its start in 1896.

Winfield Galleries’ Rocking W Brand now has a line of corrugated metal signs with vintage artwork from the Winchester art collection.

The Republic of Argentina has a large and diversified military-industrial complex, which includes a remarkable history of gun-making.

The M1 has been used by nearly three dozen countries in various forms, including those captured on the battlefield and pressed back into service by the captors.

Turnbull Mfg. has built quite a reputation by accurately restoring vintage firearms to like-new condition. Not to rest on its laurels, the company has recently begun to manufacture a series of M1911 pistols.

Can't find a WWII-vintage sling for your Garand? Consider this.

Even after 80 years, Weaver scopes represent quality and value.