Tactical Atlas Firearm Blog

Henry Nock was famous for his 7-shot sea-sweeping Volley Gun but he also made this very interesting early 1800s self-priming flintlock with a full half-dozen rotating barrels.

The post A look at a 6-shot pepperbox shotgun: The Nock flintlock (VIDEO) appeared first on Guns.com.

Giving your Webley Mk VI wheelgun a bonus edged weapon seemed like a good idea when it came to trench warfare in the Great War. Seemed that way...

The post A Webley with a point: The Pritchard revolver bayonet (VIDEO) appeared first on Guns.com.

Ian with Forgotten Weapons takes a look at the very curious but rather simple semi-auto 8mm pistols of Herr Theodor Bergmann.

The post The early blowback Bergmann Simplex of yesteryear (VIDEO) appeared first on Guns.com.

Ian with Forgotten Weapons fires the gently recoiling popgun that is Aimo Lahti's 109-pound semi-automatic rifle on skis made to assassinate tanks.

The post Finnish Boombeast: Firing the Lahti 20mm anti-tank gun (VIDEO) appeared first on Guns.com.

Ian with Forgotten Weapons shows off a very nice DWM 1902 Carbine, complete with its distinctive 11.75-inch barrel and checkered walnut shoulder stock.

The post This Luger M1902 was a beautiful pistol caliber carbine from the Old World (VIDEO) appeared first on Guns.com.

The Pedersen Device was a wonder weapon that turned the standard Springfield 1903 into a semi-auto pistol-caliber rifle with a bulky 40-round mag.

The post Inside the ‘pistol’ that could have won the Great War (VIDEO/PHOTOS) appeared first on Guns.com.

The most important experience that all gun owners—hobbyists, collectors, hunters, and the tactically minded—must get behind is rights.

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Ian from Forgotten weapons profiles the very rare and super interesting Walch Navy, with it's nipple-filled cylinder crammed with a full dozen chambers.

The post Twice your average wheelgun: The Walch 12-shot .36 caliber Navy revolver (VIDEO) appeared first on Guns.com.

Ian from Forgotten Weapons got a chance to take a look at the rarely-encountered South African-made MAG-7 shotgun.

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Ian over at Forgotten Weapons met up with Mike Carrick of Arms Heritage Magazine and managed to get schooled on a .775-caliber, 10-bore smoke pole.

The post Ever see a 10-bore flintlock rifle in action? (VIDEO) appeared first on Guns.com.

Ian over at Forgotten Weapons brings us some mesmerizing slo-mo footage of the .276 Pedersen rifle doing its thing. Can you say sight obstruction?

The post The mechanically interesting, but failed .276 Pedersen rifle (VIDEO) appeared first on Guns.com.

Ian over at Forgotten Weapons got his seemingly giant hands on a tiny .167 caliber Menz Liliput pistol, which is only slightly more dangerous than a good sized rock. Maybe.

The post Noisy cricket: Taking a look at a 4.25mm Liliput pistol (VIDEO) appeared first on Guns.com.