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The National Museum of the United States Army holds nearly 1,400 artifacts that tell the story of the fighting men and women of America through the ages.

Ever wanted to drive a WWII-era tank? The American Heritage Museum in Massachusetts offers a unique experience for interested visitors.

American Rifleman’s Joe Kurtenbach gets an inside look of the “mystical” Gray Room at Heckler & Koch’s U.S. Headquarters in Ashburn, VA.

The 320-page "Illustrated History of Firearms" released by NRA Museums covers the evolution of the gun in more than 1,700 full-color photos.

Firearms are a crucial part of American culture, so it's no surprise that they've played an essential role in shaping American history. Here are 10 of the most important.

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

For the centennial anniversary of the Buffale Bill Center of the West, in Cody, Wyo., Winchester released their Navy Arms Cetennial Model 1873 Presentation Model.

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.