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The Chassepot artillery musketoon at the firing range

Several years ago, my professional activity regularly led me to small Parisian shops. I have always been surprised to discover places that seemed not to have evolved for several decades, generally sporting a decoration from ...

A lead-free .22 Long Rifle ammunition

When talking about lead, two subjects usually come into everyone’s mind: toxicity and bullets from firearms. In a world where ecological and health consciousness is reaching new heights, it was only a matter of time ...

The Gustloff Volkssturmgewehr rilfe

In the beginning of 1945, a whole series of so-called “necessity” weapons appeared in the hands of the German fighters of the Volkssturm (a fighting unit made up of old men and young men hastily ...

SAR-80: the American-Britannic of the Far East

Make no mistake, the SAR-80 is indeed a clone of the Armalite AR-18 assault rifle designed by Arthur Miler and based on the AR-16 (originally in 7.62×51 mm) that was designed by Eugen Stoner, the ...

The Vidier revolver

In the 1880s several gunsmiths tried to improve the extraction system of French service revolvers. The most well- known is the one from De l’Espée Aumont. But it’s not the only one. A young Parisian ...

White phosphorus 7.92 mm German ammunitions

Between 1898 and 1945, the German service rifle cartridge was the excellent 7.92 mm caliber cartridge for a case length of 57 mm. The “7.92 mm” caliber refers to the average diameter of the barrel ...

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