Across the University of Wyoming campus were notices to check your rifles, shotguns, and handguns at the campus police depository, but few of us did it.
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Each February, the Ohio Valley Military Society pulls out all the stops to host its annual Show Of Shows – an event that more than lives up to its name.
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The Russian Federation is geographically the largest nation on Earth, and it has a correspondingly vast array of special operations forces.
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Let us know what movie guns you’d like to read about.
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We do a lot of shooting in the Cowboy State, but not at each other.
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Anyone looking for a C96 better get their wallet out.
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The bird wouldn’t budge, and when Phil reached in to try to get it to fly, it spurred and pecked him hard enough to draw blood.
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The AC-47 was the first of the U.S.A.F. gunships.
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After several years of target shooting, a successful hunter safety class, and riding around with me while I hunted, my son Brian was about to embark on his first deer hunt.
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In 1981, the C-ration went into the vault of history with the arrival of MREs, a vault many Vietnam veterans were glad to see closed.
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The original design of the FAL started in 1946 and was the brainchild of Belgian weapons designer Diedonne Joseph Saive.
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It was December 21, 1866 – a day the Cheyenne, Arapaho, and Oglala people and the U.S. Army would remember forever.
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Whether it’s fiction, non-fiction, or documentaries, movies that include firearms are an American thing.
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Each ACES II seat survival kit contains one GAU-5A weapon.
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No serious patriot should be without a .308 battle rifle!
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Chief Red Horse vividly described Captain Custer as ‘the bravest man the Sioux ever fought.’
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My mom grew up in Wyoming and missed the crisp, snow-covered winter mornings of Christmas she’d experienced as a child.
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Simply put, this is one of the most impressive military museums in the world.
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The Battle of Fredericksburg was fought December 11–15, 1862, in and around Fredericksburg, Virginia and Spotsylvania County, and was a battle of many firsts.
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Japan is a nation that loves its gadgets, but prior to the Second World War, the nation could be described more as a "follower" than an "innovator" when it came to military hardware.
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In all, the bureau posted 202,465 checks Friday, an 11% increase from last year and falling just short of the single-day record: 203,086 in 2017.
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Nine Wyoming prisoners of war (POWs) met their fate in a friendly fire incident 75 years ago in the South China Sea.
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The Luger was, of course, just one of several notable sidearms carried by German, Italian, and Japanese officers, NCOs, and elite troops.
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Women are making their way to a military branch that has never seen the female persuasion: green plastic army “men”!
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That 870 was out of commission for a while, but the ease of replacing barrels on Remington’s most popular shotgun had it back in action just a few hours later.
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