A 2-part series looking at the history of the Gran Chaco War with resulting supply and current values of Model 1891 Argentine Pattern, Model 1903 Turkish pattern, Model 1908 long and short rifle and Model 1907 rifle and carbine Mausers.

Hundreds of thousands of these popular shotguns have been sold over the decades, and the reason for that is simple: they are good guns. But is that used 1100 being sold for a song, or to a sucker? Here are a few things to check.

So what's a volley gun? Believe it or not, it's a gun that's intentionally designed to fire multiple barrels at once.

Alert! Alert! Alert! Some of our most popular gun books are being closed out. That means in one week they're gone. Prices are slashed, so now's the time to hoard gun books for your library.

Never heard of the Pieper Volley Gun, have you? Neither had I until I stumbled across it in the LaPorte museum. If the LaPorte museum's W. A. Jones Collection of Antique Firearms contains the damndest stuff you've ever seen, then their Pieper Volley Gun has got to be the double-damndest.

Scott Freigh looks at a pair of unusual revolvers in 10mm and 41 mag. Don't buy either until you read this.

Nick Niles answers your burning shotgun questions. This time, a reader asks about Stevens letter prefixes on serial numbers.

Bob Ball reviews one of the most treasured names in the history of firearms: the Mauser. 

For ease of locating, this broad array of Vietnam War firearms have been divided into sub groupings by type. All the items here are available on the collector market, but some are much more difficult and expensive to obtain than others.