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Designed to replace the iconic Luger as Germany's new sidearm, the pistol that became the P-38 went on to have a much longer service life.

The post The World of German P-38 : Walther, Mauser, Spreewerk and Otherwise appeared first on Guns.com.

The historic capital ship is looking for some parts for one of their WWII-vintage anti-aircraft guns to complete their display.

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If you have a problem with low-flying German Messerschmitts or Japanese Zeroes, Rock Island Auction Company may have just what you are looking for in a pair of naval AAA mounts.

The post Looking for some antiaircraft guns for your boat? Gotcha covered (PHOTOS) appeared first on Guns.com.

Blaser, Mauser, and Sauer, brands have long been synonymous with quality rifles. Now, the company is poised to grow their American hunting market.

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The Walther PPS "Classic" was one of the first polymer framed, striker fired, single stack 9mm/.40 pistols. Since then, this firearms market has exploded.

The post Does the Walther PPS Classic still stack up? appeared first on Guns.com.

Just because he is always pimping slingshots and improvised weapons doesn't mean that everyone's favorite nutty Bavarian Joerg Sprave doesn't have any guns.

The post The facts on German gun laws from a man who owns a few (VIDEO) appeared first on Guns.com.

Firearms manufacturer Sig Sauer is being sued for allegedly providing the pistol used by a Mexican drug cartel member to kill 12 people in 2010.

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Beyond the fact that it’s one of the coolest looking guns in history, here are five perfectly valid reasons why the PPK/S’s time isn’t up quite yet for EDC.

The post 5 reasons Walther PPK/S is still a viable concealed carry gun appeared first on Guns.com.

If you have ever picked up a bolt-action rifle made in the past century or so, odds are, at least a few of its features owe a hat tip to a gun that dates back to an age when men were men and mustaches were waxed. That’s right, we are talking about the Mauser '71, and it launched a gun-making empire.

The post Mauser M71 Bolt-action Rifles: ‘Moustache wax not included’ (VIDEO) appeared first on Guns.com.

In North America, the Heckler and Koch G3 may sit in the shadow of the FAL and M14, but Western bias aside, this weapon is without argument one of the best and most popular 7.62x51mm NATO caliber combat rifles in history. Further, it’s still in heavy use around the globe.

The post Heckler and Koch G3 Battlerifles: Still the main squeeze… overseas (VIDEO) appeared first on Guns.com.

During the Cold War, the world was divided into NATO, the Warsaw Pact and a few neutrals. While the US went with the M14/M16 and the Warsaw Pact chose the humble AK, the rest of the world went another way—the FN FAL.

The post FN FAL: ‘The right arm of the free world’ appeared first on Guns.com.

If you've ever wondered what it felt like to chase a whip-wielding archaeologist around the Valley of the Kings or gun down a tavern full of intoxicated SS officers, you’re in luck. ATI has just announced their rendition of the MP-40.

The post ATI’s GSG MP40, the quintessential bad-guy gun appeared first on Guns.com.