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The alleged target of a U.S. raid late last month in Yemen survived the attack, and now he’s taunting President Donald Trump in a new audio message.

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The future for a crate of rifled muskets that have spent the past 150 years underwater is starting to look bright after years of conservation work.

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Colt handguns ruled the pistol market in the 1800s, especially their percussion revolvers. With an open mechanism that was both elegant and very resistant to black powder fouling–not to mention Samuel Colt’s brilliant marketing– Colt handguns were legitimate fighting handguns. By the time of the American Civil War (1861-65), the US military’s standard issue pistol […]

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Capandball, a Hungarian black powder enthusiast, and collector, puts the Union's Rogers & Spencer next to an Italian repro side by side on the table and the range.

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Charleston, South Carolina's historic Fort Sumter, famous for its role in the Civil War, received an influx of $200,000 to restore 11 vintage Parrot rifles.

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Whether you are fighting in combat, battling a natural disaster or escaping "walkers" who want to eat you, you must have supplies to accomplish that goal.

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Construction workers at first thought they had unearthed an old wrecking ball. Then after a closer look, a historian called the police who in turned placed a call to Fort Stewart.

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Richard Beck, the former mayor of Folly Beach where the relics were found, said he knew as soon as he saw the objects that they were old cannonballs.

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Consider a tweet from Everytown about a protest outside the NAACP office in Houston: “Gun extremists protest outside NAACP office in Houston.”

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Dan Rather, one-time CBS News anchor and now guest talking head on various news programs, weighed in on Donald Trump's Second Amendment comments on Facebook

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The Henry 44 rifle cartridge box is still in ideal condition for something printed during the Civil War and still contains 48 of the 50 rounds originally packed, said Rock Island Auction.

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Matt Bell originally thought the find was just a cannonball, but when he took it to an area museum, discovered it was a live, 32-pound landmine.

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