Firearms History, Technology & Development

Monday, March 11, 2013

History of the American Rifle - II

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In our last post , we left off at the beginnings of a rifle designed for American frontiersmen. We will continue our study in this post. A...
Wednesday, March 6, 2013

History of the American Rifle - I

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When we first studied the concepts of rifling many months ago, we mentioned that this was known to German speaking people and the names, Ga...
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Sunday, February 24, 2013

How did they name cartridges - II

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When we left off in our last post , we saw that cartridges like .45-70 and .50-90 were named based on their caliber and the amount of black ...
Wednesday, February 20, 2013

How did they name cartridges - I

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In the world of firearms history, we often see famous cartridge names like .30-30 Winchester, .45 ACP, .30-06 Springfield etc. So how exactl...
Saturday, February 16, 2013

What is +P and +P+ Ammunition?

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In the world of firearms, some of you readers may have heard about the terms +P and +P+ (pronounced as "Plus-P" and "Plus-P...
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Wednesday, February 6, 2013

Why does a M16 have Tall Sights?

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When we look at an M16 rifle (or its semi-automatic only civilian cousin, the AR-15), there is something noticeable about their sights: ...
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Sunday, January 27, 2013

Unusual Firearms: The Gast Gun

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During World War I, aerial combat between aircraft happened for the first time in history. It soon became apparent that machine guns were ne...
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