“Tag: National Firearms Museum”

The first Browning Automatic Rifles, the Model 1918s, delivered rock-solid service to the “doughboys” in the closing months of World War I.

From the NRA Museum, check out these firearms that have provenance to the 1939 movie, "Gunga Din."

Invader, discoverer, exploiter, whatever you prefer, there’s no denying five of the firearm firsts he made in stumbling into the occupied New World.

My start as an NRA employee came nearly 30 years ago as a weekends-only curatorial assistant at the NRA National Firearms Museum in Washington, D.C.

Those words appear on the back of a circa-1890 Winchester cartridge board on display in the Robert E. Petersen Gallery of NRA’s National Firearms Museum in Fairfax, Va.

The rifle presentation was made during a ceremony at the National Firearms Museum, located at NRA Headquarters in Fairfax, Va.

A new exhibit at the NRA National Firearms Museum, “America’s Rifle,” examines the evolution and popularity of AR-style rifles.

Do you know that overwhelming serendipitous feeling when your belly begins to tingle, knees become weak, a flutter within your chest-all because an inanimate object captivated your soul?

The Kentucky rifle, whose role in world history helped secure American independence and settle the United States, is now featured in a new exhibit at the NRA National Firearms Museum.