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The Trap door Springfield rifle was Americas first breech-loading main battle rifle. Beginning in 1864, the U.S. government found themselves with a massive amount of muzzle-loading rifles, an a world moving into the cartridge era. SEE MORE

Traditions® Pro Series offers hunters and shooters all the bells and whistles they would be looking for in a firearm. This series provides the most full-featured options Traditions® has offered. The Pro Series is set apart by 3 distinct features. SEE MORE

Traditions® Pro Series offers hunters and shooters all the bells and whistles they would be looking for in a firearm. This series provides the most full-featured options Traditions® has offered. SEE MORE

Between the Summer of 1917 and the November 11, 1918 Armistice, the Gladiator factory delivered 16,000 Chauchats in 8 mm Lebel and 19,000 in .30-06. Manufactured to hold either the 8mm Lebel, or 30-06 crescent moon shaped magazines SEE MORE

This is a 1920s-made traveling apothecary kit, which would have been used to mix medicine. The box was made from pasteboard, with a leather-like finish. SEE MORE

Germany adopted their current Flecktarn military field uniform in 1990, after the unification of East and West Germany. It has since become one of the most influential camo patterns in the world, with versions being standard for nine other countries.

This M1916 holster was made by Cathey Enterprises sometime between 1963 and the early 1990s for military use with the M1911/M1911A1 Pistol. These holsters were designed for the rigors of World War 1, and were still in limited use in the 1980s. See More

The Spanish American War taught America that the aging M1885 belts and equipment was obsolete. What came next was the start of the U.S. combat system that would be both backwards and forwards compatible through today. SEE MORE

This is an original Deutsche Demokratische Republik set of fatigues in the famous Strichtarn pattern. Strichtarn was adopted by the communist state of East Germany in 1965 for use in the National Peoples Army SEE MORE

The Vetterli design was one of the first successful bolt-action military rifles to see wide use. The design was further improved in 1887 when the simple, single-shot, rifles were converted to repeaters with the addition of the Vitali five-shot magazine.

The M1886 Kropatschek was possibly one of the most influential military rifles of all time, and may be a contender for one of the longest-serving military rifles in history.This Kropatchek rifle was updated in 1889 to Mauser-Kropatschek pattern SEE MORE

This conversion cylinder will allow you to convert your 1858 Remington Pietta .44 cal. percussion revolver to a five-shot gated .45 ACP cartridge shooting firearm. For more information and to see quantity in stock, click the "More Info" button.

Outfitted with a VAPR™ twist barrel, the Vortek StrikerFire® has been upgraded to a 1:20” twist. This faster twist rate will better stabilize bullets, increase accuracy, and also expand the range of bullet options that can be shot out of this muzzleloader

The Umarex® Legends Line is now rocking the legendary M3 Grease Gun. The Legends M3 Grease Gun from Umarex Airguns is based on the M3A1 variation used from 1944 and beyond. Underneath the dust cover resides the bolt and its cut-away thumb charging slo

AThe M-65 Field Coat served from 1965 to 2005. This stylish and iconic jacket has been imitated by other countries and fashion designers alike. The Woodland Camo verion seen here served from 1981 to 2005.