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We’re backk!!! Starting next Friday Oct. 30th, we will be launching a new season of #HistoryUnloaded with special guest, Jonathan Ferguson - Keeper of Arms and Artillery for the @Royal_Armouries in England. The topic?!? Vampire Killing Kits. What would you put in your kit?
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Check out our Instagram & Facebook stories tomorrow for a feature on @USArmyReserve 1st Lt. Sarah Beard, an @ArmyWCAP #Soldier who trains w/ @USAMUSoldiers International Rifle Team & is seeking a spot on @TeamUSA.
#RoadtoTokyo #usamu1956 #USArmy
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Did you know the inventor of the Silencer, Hiram Percy Maxim, originally designed automobiles? In fact, when he developed the Silencer, or suppressor, around 1902, he would go on to apply to them to not only sporting arms, but also cars, motor boats and airplanes!
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For 245 years, #USArmy has stood together with America to save lives & protect our people & nation.
America's Army will be there to protect our people because we answered the #CallToServe.
#ArmyBday
#CallToServe
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#ThrowbackThursday AUG 2011
The USAMU took 5 of the top 10 spots at the Hearst Doubles Rifle Team Match, where 2-man teams shoot at 100, 300 & 600 yards. Sergeants 1st Class Grant Singley & Lance Dement set a new match record of 592 (24x) out of 600, clinching the win. #usamu1956
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Great news! Outdoor ranges in Virginia National Forests are now open again! mailchi.mp/b0013664643e/va-a…
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Well isn't that something!?!? A neat little bit of history. Anyone have one?
Via Brownells Customer Richard Reyes
#brownells #guns #history
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From the vaults, Allin conversion 1866 Trapdoor. The breechloading conversions of Springfield 1861s and 1863s would be the basis for the purpose built 1873 Trapdoors. This gun was converted from a muzzleloader with an 1863 dated lockplate.
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From the gallery, a Mauser C96 from our military gallery standing in as a representative piece for the Spanish-American War.
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Musket hasn't always meant quite the same thing, all three of these qualified.
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From the gallery, our martially inspected Colt No. 5 Paterson.
#MuseumFromHome
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From the vaults instead of the galleries this time, US Model 1892 Krag-Jorgensen updated to Model 1896 features.
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From the gallery, Ulrich engraved Winchester 1886. This one is in the factory records as $50 for the engraving.
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Hi. I'm Larry. This is my brother Darryl and this is my other brother Darryl.
For all you Newhart fans, and those of you that aren't. A gas trap M1, Japanese Type 4, and a prototype select fire, detachable magazine M1.
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Today from the galleries, Winchester 1907 Self Loader, factory cutaway.
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Bringing the museum's galleries to you. Raymond Wielgus embellished Colt 1903. We could stare at this one for awhile.
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Thank you Patrick @Master_Gunsmith for the incredible workmanship on my new sigsauerinc P320! I can't wait to bring you another one. #2A #AlwaysCarry @ Charlottesville, Virginia instagram.com/p/B-PQVY1Dk6S/…























