Museum firearms

C96 MAUSER. Introduced in 1896 and chambered in 30 Mauser which is similar to 7.62x25 Tokarev cartridge but lower in pressure. Mauser produced some...

Happy Firearm Friday!! This Museum piece was acquired 5 years ago when an elderly lady came into Owen Guns and said she had her...

Firearm Friday the 5th of July is about The Browning Recoilless! We have just the 1 in the Museum and we believe them to...

The British .577 Snider–Enfield was a breech-loading rifle. This Snider was made by Hollis and Sons and is in excellent condition for its age....

Happy Firearm Friday! This week I want to talk about the most confusing piece we have in the Museum! "what is that?" Is the...

Happy Firearm Friday! This week we are covering the Nikko Golden Eagle, 7000. This particular rifle is chambered in .270 and is the very...

The Steyr M1912 emerged from a lineage of innovative semi-automatic pistol designs by Steyr Mannlicher in the early 20th century. Developed in 1911 by...

For most American readers, the M 91/38 short rifle with the serial number C2766, produced in 1940 in the Terni Arsenal, and chambered for...