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The historic capital ship is looking for some parts for one of their WWII-vintage anti-aircraft guns to complete their display.

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Despite their neutrality, Switzerland possessed what surely was the most accurate service rifle of both World Wars: the Schmidt-Rubin Model 1896/11.

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On Easter Sunday, we thought we would take a look at the guns of the 'Sunday's best dressed' military force on detail in the smallest country in the world.

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If you have a problem with low-flying German Messerschmitts or Japanese Zeroes, Rock Island Auction Company may have just what you are looking for in a pair of naval AAA mounts.

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Switzerland and the European Union are at odds over efforts by the EU to curb the neutral country's treasured gun culture and citizen-soldier tradition.

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Nowhere in the definition of a rifle is there anything about them having to be easy to look at, but with gunmaking moored to a tradition of craftsmanship and innovation, those long guns that don't bend to consumer tastes do tend to stick out in the crowd. Don't people us? Here's seven...

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The L&O Group, the Swiss based manufacturing firm that owns SIG SAUER, has bought a controlling interest in German Sport Guns, who has been supplying .22 caliber handguns for rebranding by SIG SAUER USA for the past couple of years.

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About a third of all Japanese aircraft shot down during WWII met their demise courtesy of the German designed, Swiss perfected, American built 20mm Oerlikon AAA cannon, but what is perhaps more amazing is that there are still a few floating around in the states, transferable and ready for home defense.

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