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Our book on Hungarian AKs, “Rifles on the Danube”, is available here: https://www.headstamppublishing.com/danube-book In the late 1980s and early 1990s, the Mauser firm was not in good shape. It had no new products, and its [...] -
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Today at the Back-Up Gun Match we have a showdown between shotguns. But not proper shotguns; oh no – we are using only tiny shotguns! Friend of the channel (and regular BUG Match enjoyer) Matt [...]
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When the German Army tested last-ditch Volkssturm rifles late in World War Two, one of the particularly obscure submissions was August Coenders’ Coenders-Rochling Volkssturmkarabiner. This was a bowl action rifle chambered for 8mm Mauser with [...] -
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Hans Stamm developed a series of firearms in Switzerland in the early 1900s, and today we are looking at a Model 1916 light machine gun. This was developed while Stamm was working for the Saurer [...]
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Bannerman, the Father of Gun Collecting: Tales from the Golden Age of Surplus