Tales of the Gun

An examination of the history of sharpshooters and their weapons of choice that allow them to hit targets a half-mile away.

Since the invention of gunpowder, women have demonstrated an amazing proficiency with firearms, even disguising themselves as men in order to bear arms and defend their nations.

Police represent a thin blue line between criminals and ordinary citizens.

Examines a select few firearms, each telling a story of triumph or tragedy, cast forever in iron, steel, and wood.

Murder and assassination in the 20th century.

Prized for their beauty and coveted for their past, we handle guns of the famous including: Teddy Roosevelt's buffalo gun, Wild Bill Hickok's colt navy revolvers, and General Patton's ivory-gripped revolver.

An examination of the weapons that came through surf and snow, dense jungle and choking dust-the guns of the American G.I.

Born of necessity, some were so far ahead of their time that they went unappreciated, while others were obsolete before ever being fired.

Special operations forces rely on an impressive array of firearms, from the Thompson and Sten submachine gun to the M-16 SP automatic carbine.

Duck feet, salt shakers, squeezers, knuckledusters, fish hooks and harmonicas. Although the listed items sound innocuous, they exist for one reason - self defence. These are nicknames of some unique guns.