“Tag: Collector”

A reader inquires about stock configurations for M1903 and M1903A1 Springfield bolt-action rifles.

A reader inquires about a 1917-dated Luger Artillery Model with mysterious markings.

I purchased two Belgian-made FN Mauser actions many years ago. They have consecutive serial numbers. I have been unable to ascertain even an approximate date of manufacture. The importer at the time was “Firearms International Corp.” When were they made?

Mystified by its Model 91/59 description, NRA member writes American Rifleman for details on the supposed Mosin-Nagant carbine found at a local gun show.

There are many old and limited run firearms that have become collectables, but why should these firearms not be enjoyed or used for their intended purposes despite that? Rick Hacker explains here why you should shoot your collectible firearms. 

The .44 Smith & Wesson Special has had a virtual cult-like following for most of its 100-plus-year existence and became a favorite of many western lawmen and self-defense practitioners.

Martin Helebrant’s treatise, The Schmeisser Myth, is packed with in-depth technical information that expounds upon the M38 and MP40 submachine gun’s tale in great detail.

On this week’s “Gun of the Week,” American Rifleman staff examine an exclusive Glock recreation of the pistol that won over the Austrian Army back in 1982.

Lockdown has come to market with its Puck, a wifi-enabled monitoring system dedicated to, but not limited to, firearms security that is accessible to its user via the company’s LOGIC app from anywhere in the world.