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Springfield Armory has an extensive offering of AR-15s in its Saint and Saint Victor lineups, but the Saint Victor 9 mm Carbine took the design into a new space.

In between the famous British Baker rifle and the Pattern 1853 Enfield, there was a little-known design that's rarely seen today. This is the story of the British Brunswick rifle.

The Tabatière is one of several breechloading conversions of existing military muskets, but unlike many others, this one continued to see use in the civilian world.

One of the most important military arms ever invented is the Model 1886 Lebel rifle, the first military rifle designed to use smokeless powder ammunition.

For tiger hunters in 19th-century India, there was a very real need for a backup handgun for self-defense, and the Howdah pistol was the answer.

Often unrecognized and underappreciated, the Mauser Model 1914/34 was one of the most popular German handguns of the 20th century.

Entitled "By Resolution of Congress," the latest exhibit in the NRA National Firearms Museum illustrates a number of valor awards earned by men throughout the 19th and early 20th century, before the modern Medal of Honor was instituted.

On the eve of the American Civil War, there were a number of breechloading carbine designs available on the commercial market. One such design was the Maynard carbine, developed by Maryland dentist Dr. Edward Maynard.

When it comes to air rifles and BB guns, one of the most recognizable names is Daisy, and of Daisy's models, the one most people know is the Red Ryder. However, before the Red Ryder, there was the Buck Jones.