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A Battleship Issued M1911

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Publications

Victory In The Air: One Smith & Wesson Victory Revolver’s Story

By: Andrew Stolinski
American Rifleman

John C. Garand: His Compensation & Other Accomplishments

By Andrew Stolinski
American Rifleman

The Truth About “Trench Guns”

by Jonathon Krisko

American Rifleman

Marines & The M1 Garand: The First 400

by Andrew Stolinski

published July 29, 2023

American Rifleman

The Department of Experiment: Shaping The U.S. Army’s Inter-War Arms & Equipment

by Jonathon Krisko

American Rifleman

published May 18, 2023

The Springfield & Colt Model 1911 Hybrid: A Result of of WWI Production Issues

by Neil Duffy

American Rifleman

‘Selling’ The Model 1917: John T. Thompson & The Rifle Demonstrators

published July 30, 2022

By Jonathon Krisko

American Rifleman

published February 12, 2022

Forgotten U.S. Infantry rifles of World War I

by Jonathon Krisko

American Rifleman

published December 18, 2021

Pearl Harbor Survivors: M1903 Rifles Salvaged from U.S.S. California

by Neil Duffy

American Rifleman

December 7, 2021

M1903A4 Development: The U.S. Army’s Search for A Sniper Rifle

by Jonathon Krisko

American Rifleman

published September 25, 2021

A Marine and His M1903: USMC Model 1903 Rifles

by Jonathon Krisko

American Rifleman

published November 21, 2020

Springfield Armory’s First Model 1903

by Matthew Moss

American Rifleman

published March 4, 2019

Shedding New Light on the “Air Service Springfield M1903”

by Neil Duffy

American Rifleman

published December 24, 2018