We dive into a little-known naval oddity - the Charger-Loading Lee Enfield MkI Naval, a hybrid conversion born when the Royal ...

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Check out Rafael Eledge's appraisal of an 1856 Sharps Model 1855 Naval rifle in Vintage Atlantic City, Hour 2. Antiques Roadshow is available to stream on pbs.org and the free PBS App, available on ...

Officially introduced in 1985 as the L85A1 rifle and the L86A1 light support weapon, the SA80 was immediately met with criticism. Field tests revealed a litany of problems, including frequent jams, ...

That legend began with the M1 Garand, a rifle that had served American GIs so faithful during both World War II and the Korean War and was praised by no less than General George Smith Patton Jr.

Rifles are the backbone of any military. Infantry carries them, taking objectives and seizing goals. They’ve been the crux of the modern army since their introduction to the battlefield in the 15th ...

SWEETWATER COUNTY -- A rare 19th-century naval rifle was researched last week through the Sweetwater County Historical Museum’s Vintage Firearms Research Program. Museum staff identified the rifle as ...

WASHINGTON — Arthur Hibray piloted PBY Catalina “Dumbos” — seaworthy planes equipped with boat hulls — across the Pacific theater during World War II performing air-sea rescues of downed aviators and ...

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