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We’re a small team of firearms curators on the hunt for the “good stuff” that sometimes can only be found in the gun safes of collectors and enthusiasts from days gone by. We scour the United States for vintage firearms, sometimes saving them from destruction to keep their heritage alive and pass them down to the next generation. Read More >

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Jul 8

Not sure what is hotter, the blacktop or this HK93

Not sure what is hotter, the blacktop or this HK93 🔥
Keep an eye out for this bad boy on our website in the next couple of weeks!
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#hk #germany🇩🇪 #asphalt

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Jul 6

We are happy to announce our winner of the D4 Guns

We are happy to announce our winner of the D4 Guns 4th of July Giveaway! We appreciate everyone who entered in, it was the most participants we have ever had on a giveaway such as this! Congratulations to Thomas W. from Mobile, AL!

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Jul 3

Inland General Motors M1-Carbine Mfg 1944. The M1

Inland General Motors M1-Carbine Mfg 1944.

The M1 Carbine first went into production in 1942 with the idea of having a light weight carbine for support troops not on the front lines. However, it quickly made its way to the front lines when troops started to see its utility. Weighing about 6 pounds with a 15-round magazine fully loaded, it’s nearly half the weight of an M1 Garand. It fires the .30 Carbine cartridge made specifically for this rifle. If you had to compare it to something, it has roughly the same muzzle energy as a .44 Magnum. After WWII, the M1 Carbine stayed in service in Korea; most were retrofitted at that time with improved rear sights (windage and elevation adjustable) and a bayonet lug.

Look for this gun and other M1 Carbines going up for sale on our website Gunbroker in the coming weeks.

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Jul 2

These were well cared for and it shows. Ready to b

These were well cared for and it shows. Ready to be passed down to the next generation of collectors. Dropping on our website for sale soon. #m1garand #m1903a3 #arisakatype38 #m1903 #internationalharvester

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Jul 1

Just arrived!!! FN 509 Compact Tactical. Video rev

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The Heckler & Koch 93 (HK93)

The HK 93 is a semi-automatic version of the Heckler & Koch 33 based off the G3 rifle. It utilizes World War II technology with the Roller Locking System and stamped receiver. It also has a fluted chamber to add to the rifle’s reliability. In the mid to late 1960s, H&K developed the HK33, which […]

The M1919 Browning, A Piece of American Military History

The M1919 Browning, a .30 caliber heavy machine gun that was widely used during World War II, the Korean War and the Vietnam War. The M1919 was utilized in the battlefield as a light infantry, coaxial, mounted, aircraft, and anti-aircraft machine gun by the United States armed forces. The belt-fed Browning machine gun was a […]

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