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The L42A1 was the very last of the British Lee Enfield rifles and it was developed in the late 1960s to replace the No. 4 Mk1 (T) rifles of the WWII era.
The most powerful cannon in the US arsenal looks like something straight out of science fiction.
The Gustaf is still in use today, although it has gone through a few upgrades over the last 70 years.
Ohio Ordinance Works has modernized the Browning Automatic Rifle of WWII fame with their HCAR (Heavy Counter Assault Rifle).
Despite a unique look that almost resembles a stylized toy, this 9mm is accurate and reliable according to some users.
Between his shots, Max manages two reloads at blistering speed.
Matt from Demolition Ranch is back with one of the more uncommon calibers in his arsenal, the FN 5.7x28mm.
These rounds were most likely used during the English Civil War, which lasted from 1642 to 1651.
The Archer artillery system claims to be the world's fastest howitzer, and with response times like these they may be right.
Around the size of a beer can, the "Atomic Bullet" is a cool little cannon built just in time for the 4th of July.
Meet the Common Remotely Operated Weapon Station, aka the CROW.
What recoil?
The Webley Fosbery is a self-cocking automatic break-action revolver designed in the late 19th Century.
John Moses Browning, a legend among legendary firearm manufacturers, designed many weapons that were so far ahead of their time they're still in use today.
Do you agree with their assessment?
Cowboy speed shooting is a great American past time, and this kid is doing it the right way.
The latest Desert Eagle built by Magnum Research has a classic finish you won't find anywhere else.
"If you want to buy your kid a scope for his .22, he'd love you for that," Jeff says about the clone.
"That gave me flashbacks," he says after pouring some lead down range.
(image source; Department of Defense) Last week the Pentagon awarded FN with a $13.45 million contract for a pair of M249 SAW variants for the U.S. Special Operations Command. The South Carolina-based weapons manufacturer will...
