What firearms are synonymous with the .45 ACP (Automatic Colt Pistol) cartridge and World War II? This question brings three ...

Congress voted to allow the Army to transfer 200,000 World War II era pistols to the CMP for sale ... The 2016 NDAA allowed the release of 10,000 M1911 .45 caliber pistols to be released via a ...

The “Bigot” was a dart-firing M1911 .45 caliber pistol intended as a way for commandos to quietly eliminate sentries ... The World War II Lethal Dart Gun That Never Quite Worked Out.

MKS Supply, LLC is offering Inland Manufacturing’s new modern Liberator .45 caliber derringer pistol. The Inland Liberator Derringer bears little resemblance to the crude, single-shot Liberator ...

The .45 caliber pistol, also known as the M1911A1, ... During World War I and World War II, companies that produced civilian machinery retooled to produce weapons, including the 1911.

Back before World War II, the Shooter’s Bible promised the Walther P.38, chambered in 9 mm Luger, would soon be available in .45 ACP. That gun was never made, and the PPQ is Walther’s first ...

Germany’s infamous P1908 Luger remains perhaps the only side arm more iconic than the American Colt M1911 .45 pistol.It was actually developed by Georg J. Luger in 1898 and was an evolution of ...

The Colt M1911, a semiautomatic .45-caliber pistol, served as the standard-issue U.S. Army sidearm for nearly 90 years, starting at the end of the 19th century through the 1980s.

As historically iconic firearms truly are, no discussion of .45 caliber firearms of WWII would be complete a discussion of what the late great gun writer Dean A. Grennell referred to in his 1989 ...