The .38-55 Winchester remains one of the most enduring and respected cartridges in American firearms history. Known for its balanced power, mild recoil, and exceptional accuracy, the .38-55 has stood the test of time. Though introduced in the 19th century, its influence persists well into the modern era, with shooters, hunters, and historical firearms enthusiasts...
The Legacy of L.C. Smith Shotguns: History, Innovation, and Impact
The L.C. Smith Shotgun Company, later owned by Hunter Arms Company and Marlin Firearms, is one of the most respected names in American shotgun manufacturing. Known for its high-quality side-by-side shotguns, the brand is synonymous with craftsmanship, innovation, and reliability. L.C. Smith shotguns were favored by hunters, sport shooters, and collectors and remain highly sought...
The Japanese Arisaka Type 99: A Comprehensive Collector's Guide
The Arisaka Type 99 rifle stands as one of the most significant military bolt-action rifles of the Second World War, representing the peak of Japanese infantry firearm development. Developed as a successor to the Type 38 rifle, the Type 99 was engineered to improve upon its predecessor’s shortcomings, particularly in terms of firepower and ballistic...
The Legendary Savage 99: A Masterpiece of American Firearms Engineering
Among the pantheon of iconic American firearms, few rifles carry the same historical significance and enduring appeal as the Savage Model 99. First introduced in 1899 by Savage Arms as the model 1899, this innovative lever-action rifle revolutionized the shooting world with a hammerless design, rotary magazine, and superior ballistic capabilities. For over a century,...