These are 5 weird wheelguns the US military has used throughout its history
Who doesn’t love a good revolver? What’s even better are the odd ones, so today we’ve gathered the weirdest wheelguns of the U.S. military.... Read more.
Did you know that the last trench gun survived until the Iraq War?
The last trench gun purchased by the U.S. military was a modified Winchester 1200 that served for nearly 40 years.... Read more.
Is the handheld minigun the ultimate machine gun?
"Predator" shows a handheld minigun being used to great effect, but could such a thing be viable? Let's explore the idea.... Read more.
These are the Navy’s Top 6 Mk handguns
The Navy has been selecting some excellent handguns for its Sailors. Today we're looking at the Top 6 of its Mk handguns.... Read more.
The Bailey Machine Gun pioneered belt-fed gun designs 150 years ago
You might be surprised to learn that the first belt-fed machine gun came out in 1874. Today we are looking at the Bailey Machine Gun.... Read more.
The Mail Marines – Protecting packages against organized crime
After many brutal robberies in the 1920s, the Marines were called upon to protect mail. Their fearsome reputation was a game-changer.... Read more.
That time a samurai used a revolver to escape assassins
Sakamoto Ryōma was a legendary samurai, and leader who helped modernize Japan while also famously using new technology to take out his enemies.... Read more.
These are 5 unique folding submachine guns
Folding submachine guns are so cool but extremely niche. Today we are looking at a some interesting folding SMGs.... Read more.
Josef Mencik – History’s last knight stood against the Nazis
Josef Mencik wore his knightly armor, rode his horse, and stood against the invading Nazi column with sword at hand.... Read more.
The WWII lapel dagger was a tiny concealed killer for secret agents
Even to this day, many of the tools used by the SOE and OSS are shrouded in mystery. But the lapel dagger has come to the light of day.... Read more.