• The Ferguson Rifle and Its Origins

• Fall 1971
• ,  Vol. No. 24  | 
• Keith Neal

• The Feuding Gunsmiths of Denver

• Fall 1978
• ,  Vol. No. 39  | 
• Frank M. Sellers

• The Firearms of the Waffensammlung in Vienna

• Fall 1973
• ,  Vol. No. 28  | 
• Ortwin Gamber

• The First Battle of the War of 1812

• Jun 2012
• ,  Vol. No. 105  | 
• S. K. Andrews

• The First Patent Machine Gun – The Puckle Gun

• Fall 2022
• ,  Vol. No. 126  | 
• Joseph McClain

• The Forsythe Percussion System

• Spr 1969
• ,  Vol. No. 19  | 
• Clay P. Bedford

• The four-clasp Crimean War campaign medal of Corporal William Alfred Trollope

• Spr 2021
• ,  Vol. No. 123  | 
• Matt Sears

• The Functional British Powered Horn

• Fall 2022
• ,  Vol. No. 126  | 
• J. Craig Nannos

• The Future of Gun Collecting

• Fall 1964
• ,  Vol. No. 10  | 
• Leon C. Jackson

• The Georgia Pistol Contract … but for the Exigencies of Service

• Sep 2008
• ,  Vol. No. 98  | 
• Lewis F. Southard

• The gun that won the west

• Spr 1962
• ,  Vol. No. 5  | 
• Gerald G. Fox

• The Guns of Fort Kearny 1848-1871

• Oct 1981
• ,  Vol. No. 45  | 
• Frank O. Foote

• The Gunsmiths Of New Orleans

• Fall 1979
• ,  Vol. No. 41  | 
• Frank M. Sellers

• The Gustloff Pistole

• Sep 2010
• ,  Vol. No. 102  | 
• B. Adams

• The Halberd and Other Polearms of the Late Medieval Period

• Oct 1998
• ,  Vol. No. 79  | 
• George A. Snook

• The Hale Rocket and Rocket Launcher—The American Connection

• May 2000
• ,  Vol. No. 82  | 
• Elmo Phillips

• The Henry – My Favorite Rifle

• Fall 1983
• ,  Vol. No. 49  | 
• Thurston Van Horn

• The Henry Deringer Study – A Comparative Analysis of the Percussion Deringer

• May 1997
• ,  Vol. No. 76  | 
• Doug Eberhart

• The Henrys: Gunsmiths and Arms Manufacturers

• May 2006
• ,  Vol. No. 93  | 
• Ronald G. Gabel & Robert A. Sadler

• The Hewes and Phillips Story

• Spr 1976
• ,  Vol. No. 33  | 
• James C. Altemus

• The Holstered Pepperbox

• Oct 2003
• ,  Vol. No. 88  | 
• Robert Butterfield

• The Identification of the Pattern Pistol of 1840

• Spr 2022
• ,  Vol. No. 125  | 
• Lewis F. Southard

• The incredible Linder repeater: a good idea that didn’t work

• Spr 2021
• ,  Vol. No. 123  | 
• D. H. Hanes

• The Iron Lady of Erie

• Oct 1998
• ,  Vol. No. 79  | 
• Steven Selenfriend & Ted Myers

• The Italian “Venditti” Pistol

• Fall 1970
• ,  Vol. No. 22  | 
• Marcello Terenzi

• The J. and F. Garrett Revolvers

• Apr 2018
• ,  Vol. No. 117  | 
• Shannon Pritchard

• The Jacob Rifle and its Exploding Projectile

• Sep 2019
• ,  Vol. No. 120  | 
• Bob Carlson

• The Joseph Rock Cooper Transition Revolver—A Missing Sibling is Discovered

• Spr 2022
• ,  Vol. No. 125  | 
• Matthew Schneiderman

• The Keinbusch Collection

• 1976
• ,  Vol. No. 35  | 
• John Hayward

• The Kentucky Rifle

• Fall 1965
• ,  Vol. No. 12  | 
• Harmon C. Leonard

• The Kit Carson-Ben Mills Story: Did Carson Really buy Guns from Mills in Harrodsburg in 1842

• May 2006
• ,  Vol. No. 93  | 
• Lee Burke

• The Korean snap matchlock: a global microhistory

• Fall 2021
• ,  Vol. No. 124  | 
• Hyeok Hweon Kang

• The Kremlin Armory Workshops

• Oct 1982
• ,  Vol. No. 47  | 
• Leonid Tarassuk

• The Last Confederate Sword

• May 1995
• ,  Vol. No. 72  | 
• Donald R. Tharpe

• The Last Smoothbores; The Development of John A. Dahlgren’s Heavy Cast-Iron Ordnance for the U.S. Navy in an Era of Transition, 1848-1865

• Oct 1987
• ,  Vol. No. 57  | 
• Robert J. Schneller Jr.

• The Legacy of a Tidewater Gunsmith.—Thomas W. Cofer

• May 1995
• ,  Vol. No. 72  | 
• M. Clifford Young

• The Life, Times and Knives of W.W. Scagel

• Oct 1993
• ,  Vol. No. 69  | 
• Jim Lucie

• The London Gunmakers and the Ordnance Office, 1590-1637

• Oct 1986
• ,  Vol. No. 55  | 
• Richard W. Stewart

• The Longrifle Makers of Guilford County

• Apr 2011
• ,  Vol. No. 103  | 
• C. M. Briggs

• The Longrifle Makers of the Davidson School

• Spr 2022
• ,  Vol. No. 125  | 
• Michael Briggs

• The M 1861 Rifle Musket Contract of William Mason, Taunton, Massachusetts

• Sep 2011
• ,  Vol. No. 104  | 
• P. R. Johnson

• The Manufacture D’armes de versaille

• Spr 1979
• ,  Vol. No. 40  | 
• Dean Taylor

• The Manufacture of Confederate Ordnance in Georgia

• Spr 1967
• ,  Vol. No. 15  | 
• Beverly M. DuBose

• The Marlin Firearms Company

• Oct 1986
• ,  Vol. No. 55  | 
• William S. Brophy

• The Mauser Self-loading Military Pistol

• Spr 1969
• ,  Vol. No. 19  | 
• H.J. “Jack” Dunlap

• The Maynard Rifle and Carbine in the Confederate Service

• Apr 1985
• ,  Vol. No. 52  | 
• Howard Michael Madaus

• The McCormick Pistol Mystery

• Fall 1979
• ,  Vol. No. 41  | 
• Ed Bitter

• The Mecklenberg Longrifle School

• May 2019
• ,  Vol. No. 119  | 
• C. Michael Briggs

• The Military Pistols of Saxony (In English and German)

• Spr 1975
• ,  Vol. No. 31  | 
• R.E. Brooker & H. Lehner

• The Militia and Munitions of the Revolution

• 1976
• ,  Vol. No. 35  | 
• Harmon C. Leonard

• The Millennium Arrived at Williamsburg and EXHIBITS: Revolving Long Arms

• Spr 1972
• ,  Vol. No. 25  | 
• Charles Suydam, H.M. Stewart

• The Model 1833 North/Hall Carbine,- Type III

• May 1986
• ,  Vol. No. 54  | 
• Peter A. Schmidt

• The Model 1851 Colt Navy

• Spr 1971
• ,  Vol. No. 23  | 
• Nathan L. Swayze

• The Model 1861 Rifle Musket contract of William Mason, Taunton, Massachusetts

• May 2020
• ,  Vol. No. 121  | 
• Paul R. Johnson

• The Moll Family of Gunsmiths

• Spr 1972
• ,  Vol. No. 25  | 
• Sam Dyke and Earl Heffner Jr.

• The Morion: An Introduction to its Development Form, & Function

• Jun 2012
• ,  Vol. No. 105  | 
• J. Tavares

• The Musket and Bayonet of Isaac Whitcomb, Continental Soldier

• Sep 2011
• ,  Vol. No. 104  | 
• P. Albee

• The Mysteries of the Cass Repeating Rifle of Utica, New York

• May 1990
• ,  Vol. No. 62  | 
• Paul C Janke

• The N.R.A. Whittington Center: A Progress Report

• 1977
• ,  Vol. No. 37  | 
• Frank O. Foote

• The National Projectile Works

• Sep 2010
• ,  Vol. No. 102  | 
• J. D. Hamilton

• The New Constellation: Creating the American National Iconography

• May 1998
• ,  Vol. No. 78  | 
• Bruce S. Bazelon

• The New England Combination Gun, 1730 to 1775

• Fall 1963
• ,  Vol. No. 8  | 
• Benjamin F. Hubbell

• The Northampton County, Pennsylvania, School of Gunsmithing

• Oct 1989
• ,  Vol. No. 61  | 
• Ronald G. Gabel

• The Norwich Gun Industry

• Oct 2004
• ,  Vol. No. 90  | 
• Dick Salzer

• The NRA National Sporting Arms Museum

• May 2015
• ,  Vol. No. 111  | 
• R. Starbuck and J. Supica

• The Nunemacher Collection

• Spr 1965
• ,  Vol. No. 11  | 
• Eldon Wolff

• The Obscure Confederate Sword Maker Jacob Faser

• Apr 1985
• ,  Vol. No. 52  | 
• James C. Harris

• The Ordnance and Organizational Structure of the Philadelphia Artillery, 1747-1777

• May 2006
• ,  Vol. No. 93  | 
• Joseph Seymour

• The Origin and Myths of the Second Amendment

• Spr 1979
• ,  Vol. No. 40  | 
• Stephen D’Arrigo Jr.

• The Origin of the Palmetto Pistols

• Sep 1999
• ,  Vol. No. 81  | 
• Lewis F. Southard

• The other side of Ames Sword Company

• Sep 2010
• ,  Vol. No. 102  | 
• D. Silvey

• The Palmetto Armory, Columbia, South Carolina

• Fall 1962
• ,  Vol. No. 6  | 
• Hugh Benet Jr.

• The Palmetto Rifle – an Examination of Survivors

• Apr 2017
• ,  Vol. No. 115  | 
• Fred Novy

• The Paneled Buttplate School of Southern Kentuckies

• Oct 1992
• ,  Vol. No. 67  | 
• J.A. (Arnie) Dowd II.

• The Parker Gun: Its History and Evolution

• Oct 2004
• ,  Vol. No. 90  | 
• Louis C. Parker III.

• The Peabody Conversion Musket

• Sep 2005
• ,  Vol. No. 92  | 
• Edward Hull

• The Peabody Patent Action – A World Favorite

• Mar 1982
• ,  Vol. No. 46  | 
• W.E. Brundage

• The Percussioning of U.S. Martial Firearms

• Oct 1980
• ,  Vol. No. 43  | 
• Peter A. Schmidt

• The Perry and Goddard “Double Header” or “Perpetual Revolver”

• Spr 1973
• ,  Vol. No. 27  | 
• L.D. Eberhart

• The Philosophy of Collecting

• Spr 1965
• ,  Vol. No. 11  | 
• Herman Dean

• The Pocket Pistols (Pistolet l‘Écossaise) of Nicholas Noél Boutet

• May 1993
• ,  Vol. No. 68  | 
• Dean Taylor

• The Post-Civil War Quest For U.S. Cavalry Carbines (.50-70 to the .30-40)

• Sep 2018
• ,  Vol. No. 118  | 
• John Vagnetti

• The Presentation of the Owen Jones-Deringer Revolvers to the Sealed Pattern Room at Enfield Lock

• May 1984
• ,  Vol. No. 50  | 
• Henry M. Stewart Jr.

• The President’s Badge of Authority

• May 1999
• ,  Vol. No. 80  | 
• Charles R. Suydam

• The Primary 1807-1808 U.S. Martial Pistols

• Oct 1990
• ,  Vol. No. 63  | 
• James M. Wertenberger

• The Rappahannock Forge

• Spr 1976
• ,  Vol. No. 33  | 
• Nathan L. Swayze

• The rare and interesting Rose Model 1807 Cavalry saber

• Fall 2020
• ,  Vol. No. 122  | 
• John H. Thillmann

• The Rarest Sharps

• Oct 1997
• ,  Vol. No. 77  | 
• Frank M. Sellers

• The Real Ripper

• Fall 1970
• ,  Vol. No. 22  | 
• William R. Williamson

• The Rebel Sharps

• 1976
• ,  Vol. No. 35  | 
• William B. Floyd

• The Restoration of a Nineteenth Century Kentucky Rifle

• Oct 1995
• ,  Vol. No. 73  | 
• Warren Sellke

• The Richmond Armory

• Spr 1976
• ,  Vol. No. 33  | 
• Benjamin P. Michel

• The Role of Kentucky in America’s Military Heritage

• Apr 1983
• ,  Vol. No. 48  | 
• Nicky Hughes

• The Romance of Duelling

• Fall 1976
• ,  Vol. No. 34  | 
• Frank R. Horner

• The Royal Castle Of Nuremberg Collection

• Spr 1966
• ,  Vol. No. 13  | 
• Robert Abels

• The Royal Castle of Nuremberg Collection Torture and Instruments of Punishment

• Spr 1966
• ,  Vol. No. 13  | 
• Robert Abels

• The Savage Musket

• Sep 2000
• ,  Vol. No. 83  | 
• James R. Johnson

• The Scottish Two-Handed Sword

• Sep 2019
• ,  Vol. No. 120  | 
• Tony Willis

• The Seven Deadly Pins – U.S. Rod Bayonets 1833-1903

• May 1999
• ,  Vol. No. 80  | 
• Peter S. Wainwright

• The Sharpe pistols

• Spring 2024
• ,  Vol. No. 129  | 
• Matthew Schneiderman