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Rare WWI-era Luger Saved from Torch by British Museum
by Chris EgerTurned over in a police firearms surrender, a trophy Luger from a historic Great War battle on the Western Front is now in a museum.
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Rare WWI-era Luger Saved from Torch by British Museum
by Chris EgerTurned over in a police firearms surrender, a trophy Luger from a historic Great War battle on the Western Front is now in a museum.
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That time the Winchester 94 went to the Great War (VIDEOS)
by Chris EgerAs part of C&Rsenal's WWI Primer series, Othais and Mae take a look at the French-contract "Mousqueton Winchester” M1894 carbines, which also served in the conflict.
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Wingshooting German potato masher grenades with a trench gun (VIDEO)
by Chris EgerFresh from No Man's Land, C&Rsenal and Taofledermaus tackle the old WWI trope of being able to blast incoming grenades with a 12 gauge.
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Gun Review: Chilean Steyr Model 1912 Mauser bolt action rifle in 7x57mm
by Francis BorekThese Chilean M1912s have a tremendous value as both an ersatz WW1 rifle and as one heck of a shooter thanks to the excellent 7x57mm cartridge.
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Refitting a Remington 10A Great War-era scatter gun (VIDEO)
by Chris EgerAs part of C&Rsenal’s new “Anvil” series, Mark gives a classic Remington 12 gauge an update to return some of its military utility.
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Red Baron close up: A super slo mo look at firing machine guns through propellers (VIDEO)
by Chris EgerOne of the key developments in World War I aerial combat was the synchronizing gear that allowed machine guns to be fired through the prop in front of the pilot without shooting said prop.
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European farms still yield tons of live shells and soldiers’ remains annually (VIDEO)
by Chris EgerFrance 24 reports on the annual "Iron harvest" which produces an average of 50 tons of aging WWI artillery shells-- some filled with poison gas-- and unmapped graves in Northern France.
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Revisit World War I’s 100th anniversaries day by day (15 PHOTOS)
by Chris EgerThe Great War Day by Day is an illustration blog about the First World War (1914-1918) that takes the reader back in time to today's date 100 years ago.
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