NSSF Estimates 5 Million New Gun Owners
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The Colt M1903 is the American counterpart to the Walther PP-series of pocket pistols. The gun feeds from a seven-round […]
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[…] armed forces all over the world. The Luger P-08 and Walther P-38 pistols were prized war trophies and brought to […]
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[…] and the development of new models. Favorably impressed with the Walther P38, he wanted S&W to have a double-action 9mm […]
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[…] as their sidearm. That was in 1938, when the famous Walther P38 was adopted. That said, Lugers stayed in service […]
[…] Luger, Germany’s most recognized World War II handgun was the Walther-designed P38. It’s credited as being the first military pistol […]