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Better known as the Smithsonian’s Gun Room, what is officially known as the National Firearms Collection is an assemblage of more than 7,000 firearms dating back centuries.

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The Australian legislature passed new regulations which require destruction of 70 percent of firearms in the Lithgow Small Arms Factory Museum.

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When complete, the renovated museum will exhibit more firearms than currently on display and feature a more interpretive experience for all museum visitors.

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The skull was that of the Australian Army’s Pvt. Thomas Hurdis and still bears a bullet lodged above his left eye socket.

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Celebrities of all creeds will join the founder of Bass Pro Shops to celebrate the opening of the largest wildlife attraction in the world.

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It’s classic pistol competition as more than 400 USPSA members compete at the USPSA Single Stack Nationals. Plus, we go inside the little-known Berman Museum with a peculiar history, in Alabama.

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Johnny Morris announced the all-new Wonders of Wildlife National Museum and Aquarium will celebrate its grand opening on September 21.

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It’s classic pistol competition as Colonel Jeff Cooper first created the combat sport, the Single Stack Nationals. Plus we go inside the Berman Museum with 8,000 weapons collected by an American spy.

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It’s a story right out of the Old West: Stolen horses. Risk-taking. Retrieve horses. Return horses...Except, this story happened in the waning days of World War II—and it wasn’t the Wild West.....

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The U.S. Marshals Museum announced today that it has added over 25% to its existing collection with a recent loan from the U.S. Marshals Service.

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The Buffalo Bill Center of the West’s Cody Firearms Museum has placed in True West magazine’s annual list of Top Ten Western Museums for 2016. The museum is ranked third in that group.

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While Henry rifles were not issued officially in the Iron Brigade, members of that unit purchased their own Henrys to use in combat. Louis Quinius of Company B of the 66th Wisconsin Infantry.....

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