Paul Mauser
June 27, 1838 – May 29, 1914
1889 – Germany Gewehr 98 and Karabiner 98k
1889 – 7.65×53mm Mauser rifle cartridges
1892 – 7×57mm Mauser rifle cartridges
Tag Archives: Rifle
Paul Mauser (Died)
Paul Mauser
June 27, 1838 – May 29, 1914
1889 – Germany Gewehr 98 and Karabiner 98k
1889 – 7.65×53mm Mauser rifle cartridges
1892 – 7×57mm Mauser rifle cartridges
Arthur William Savage (Born)
Arthur William Savage
May 13, 1857 – Sept 22, 1938
1899 Savage Model 99 lever-action rifle
1894 Savage started Savage Arms
- Marlin Repeating Arms
Arthur William Savage (Died)
May 13, 1857 – Sept 22, 1938
1899 Savage Model 99 lever-action rifle
1894 Savage started Savage Arms
- Marlin Repeating Arms
Eliphalet Remington (Died)
Eliphalet Remington
Oct 28, 1793 – Aug 12, 1861
USA
1840 formed E. Remington and Sons
hand-made a flintlock rifle using a firing mechanism bought from a gunsmith
Melvin M. Johnson Jr (Born)
Melvin M. Johnson Jr
Aug 9, 1909 – Jan 9, 1965
USA
- M1941 Johnson rifle 1935
- One of only seven individuals have invented firearms adopted by the United States Military
- Marine Corps Reserve in 1933 as a Second Lieutenant
- completed Harvard Law School in 1934
Worked With:
- Winchester
- Armalite
Paul Mauser (Born)
Paul Mauser
June 27, 1838 – May 29, 1914
1889 – Germany Gewehr 98 and Karabiner 98k
1889 – 7.65×53mm Mauser rifle cartridges
1892 – 7×57mm Mauser rifle cartridges
Paul Mauser (Died)
Paul Mauser
June 27, 1838 – May 29, 1914
1889 – Germany Gewehr 98 and Karabiner 98k
1889 – 7.65×53mm Mauser rifle cartridges
1892 – 7×57mm Mauser rifle cartridges
Arthur William Savage (Born)
Arthur William Savage
May 13, 1857 – Sept 22, 1938
1899 Savage Model 99 lever-action rifle
1894 Savage started Savage Arms
- Marlin Repeating Arms
Indiana designates Grouseland Rifle as State Gun in 2012
2012
Indiana designates Grouseland Rifle as State Gun
- Tuesday, March 6, 2012 – Representatives voted 78-2
– approved 48-2 by the Indiana Senate
- one of six remaining long rifles made by Hoosier gunsmith John Small
– between 1803 and 1812
John Small
- first sheriff in what was to become the state of Indiana
- adjutant general of the territorial militia
- Revolutionary War veteran
- gunsmith
- 1785 moved to Vincennes
ee
Christian Sharps (Born)
Christian Sharps
Jan 2, 1810 – March 12, 1874
USA
- Sharps rifle, 4 barrel derringer 1851
- 1855 the first commercially successful breech-loading rifle
- fifteen firearms-related patents
Arthur William Savage (Died)
May 13, 1857 – Sept 22, 1938
1899 Savage Model 99 lever-action rifle
1894 Savage started Savage Arms
- Marlin Repeating Arms
Eliphalet Remington (Died)
Eliphalet Remington
Oct 28, 1793 – Aug 12, 1861
USA
1840 formed E. Remington and Sons
hand-made a flintlock rifle using a firing mechanism bought from a gunsmith
Melvin M. Johnson Jr (Born)
Melvin M. Johnson Jr
Aug 9, 1909 – Jan 9, 1965
USA
- M1941 Johnson rifle 1935
- One of only seven individuals have invented firearms adopted by the United States Military
- Marine Corps Reserve in 1933 as a Second Lieutenant
- completed Harvard Law School in 1934
Worked With:
- Winchester
- Armalite
Paul Mauser (Born)
Paul Mauser
June 27, 1838 – May 29, 1914
1889 – Germany Gewehr 98 and Karabiner 98k
1889 – 7.65×53mm Mauser rifle cartridges
1892 – 7×57mm Mauser rifle cartridges
Paul Mauser (Died)
Paul Mauser
June 27, 1838 – May 29, 1914
1889 – Germany Gewehr 98 and Karabiner 98k
1889 – 7.65×53mm Mauser rifle cartridges
1892 – 7×57mm Mauser rifle cartridges
M1819 Hall rifle – Patented
M1819 Hall rifle
- May 21, 1811 – Patented
- 1819 – adopted by the U.S. Army
- March 5th, 2013 – State gun of West Virginia
Arthur William Savage (Born)
Arthur William Savage
May 13, 1857 – Sept 22, 1938
1899 Savage Model 99 lever-action rifle
1894 Savage started Savage Arms
- Marlin Repeating Arms
Indiana designates Grouseland Rifle as State Gun in 2012
2012
Indiana designates Grouseland Rifle as State Gun
- Tuesday, March 6, 2012 – Representatives voted 78-2
– approved 48-2 by the Indiana Senate
- one of six remaining long rifles made by Hoosier gunsmith John Small
– between 1803 and 1812
John Small
- first sheriff in what was to become the state of Indiana
- adjutant general of the territorial militia
- Revolutionary War veteran
- gunsmith
- 1785 moved to Vincennes
ee
Christopher Spencer (Died)
Christopher Miner Spencer
June 20, 1833 – Jan 14, 1922
USA
- Spencer repeating rifle 1860 Colt
- Spencer Arms Company
- Roper Repeating Arms Company
Melvin M. Johnson Jr (Died)
Melvin M. Johnson Jr
Aug 9, 1909 – Jan 9, 1965
USA
- M1941 Johnson rifle 1935
- One of only seven individuals have invented firearms adopted by the United States Military
- Marine Corps Reserve in 1933 as a Second Lieutenant
- completed Harvard Law School in 1934
Worked With:
- Winchester
- Armalite
Christian Sharps (Born)
Christian Sharps
Jan 2, 1810 – March 12, 1874
USA
- Sharps rifle, 4 barrel derringer 1851
- 1855 the first commercially successful breech-loading rifle
- fifteen firearms-related patents
John C. Garand’s Rifle Patented
John C. Garand’s Selfloading Rifle – Patented
David “Carbine” Marshall Williams (born)
David “Carbine” Marshall Williams
Nov 13, 1900 – Jan 8, 1975
floating chamber and the short-stroke piston
Colt Manufacturing Company, U.S. Ordnance Department, Remington Arms, Winchester Repeating Arms
Arthur William Savage (Died)
May 13, 1857 – Sept 22, 1938
1899 Savage Model 99 lever-action rifle
1894 Savage started Savage Arms
- Marlin Repeating Arms
Ludwig Vorgrimler – Born
Ludwig Vorgrimler
September 7, 1912 – February 23, 1983 (71)
German Firearm Inventor
- 1950 – CETME
Eliphalet Remington (Died)
Eliphalet Remington
Oct 28, 1793 – Aug 12, 1861
USA
1840 formed E. Remington and Sons
hand-made a flintlock rifle using a firing mechanism bought from a gunsmith
Melvin M. Johnson Jr (Born)
Melvin M. Johnson Jr
Aug 9, 1909 – Jan 9, 1965
USA
- M1941 Johnson rifle 1935
- One of only seven individuals have invented firearms adopted by the United States Military
- Marine Corps Reserve in 1933 as a Second Lieutenant
- completed Harvard Law School in 1934
Worked With:
- Winchester
- Armalite
Walter Hunt – Born
Walter Hunt
July 29, 1796 – June 8, 1859
USA
- 1848 Volcanic
- Firing cock repeating gun Patent 6663
- lockstitch sewing machine (1833)
- safety pin (1849)
Paul Mauser (Born)
Paul Mauser
June 27, 1838 – May 29, 1914
1889 – Germany Gewehr 98 and Karabiner 98k
1889 – 7.65×53mm Mauser rifle cartridges
1892 – 7×57mm Mauser rifle cartridges
M1903 Springfield Adopted
June 19, 1903
M1903 Springfield Adopted
.30-06, Model 1903
Benjamin Tyler Henry (died)
Benjamin Tyler Henry
March 22, 1821 – June 8, 1898
Paul Mauser (Died)
Paul Mauser
June 27, 1838 – May 29, 1914
1889 – Germany Gewehr 98 and Karabiner 98k
1889 – 7.65×53mm Mauser rifle cartridges
1892 – 7×57mm Mauser rifle cartridges
M1819 Hall rifle – Patented
M1819 Hall rifle
- May 21, 1811 – Patented
- 1819 – adopted by the U.S. Army
- March 5th, 2013 – State gun of West Virginia
Benjamin Tyler Henry (born)
Benjamin Tyler Henry
March 22, 1821 – June 8, 1898
Indiana designates Grouseland Rifle as State Gun in 2012
2012
Indiana designates Grouseland Rifle as State Gun
- Tuesday, March 6, 2012 – Representatives voted 78-2
– approved 48-2 by the Indiana Senate
- one of six remaining long rifles made by Hoosier gunsmith John Small
– between 1803 and 1812
John Small
- first sheriff in what was to become the state of Indiana
- adjutant general of the territorial militia
- Revolutionary War veteran
- gunsmith
- 1785 moved to Vincennes
\ee
Ludwig Vorgrimler – Died (71)
Ludwig Vorgrimler
September 7, 1912 – February 23, 1983 (71)
German Firearm Inventor
- 1950 – CETME
Christopher Spencer (Died)
Christopher Miner Spencer
June 20, 1833 – Jan 14, 1922
USA
- Spencer repeating rifle 1860 Colt
- Spencer Arms Company
- Roper Repeating Arms Company
Melvin M. Johnson Jr (Died)
Melvin M. Johnson Jr
Aug 9, 1909 – Jan 9, 1965
USA
- M1941 Johnson rifle 1935
- One of only seven individuals have invented firearms adopted by the United States Military
- Marine Corps Reserve in 1933 as a Second Lieutenant
- completed Harvard Law School in 1934
Worked With:
- Winchester
- Armalite
David “Carbine” Marshall Williams (died)
David “Carbine” Marshall Williams
Nov 13, 1900 – Jan 8, 1975
floating chamber and the short-stroke piston
Colt Manufacturing Company, U.S. Ordnance Department, Remington Arms, Winchester Repeating Arms
Christian Sharps (Born)
Christian Sharps
Jan 2, 1810 – March 12, 1874
USA
- Sharps rifle, 4 barrel derringer 1851
- 1855 the first commercially successful breech-loading rifle
- fifteen firearms-related patents
John C. Garand’s Rifle Patented
John C. Garand’s Selfloading Rifle – Patented
Herman Johannes Krag (died)
Herman Krag
Ole Herman Johannes Krag
April 7, 1837 – Dec 9, 1916
Norway
1886, Krag–Petersson Rifle
1872,Krag–Jørgensen Rifle
David “Carbine” Marshall Williams (born)
David “Carbine” Marshall Williams
Nov 13, 1900 – Jan 8, 1975
floating chamber and the short-stroke piston
Colt Manufacturing Company, U.S. Ordnance Department, Remington Arms, Winchester Repeating Arms
Eliphalet Remington (Born)
Eliphalet Remington
Oct 28, 1793 – Aug 12, 1861
USA
1840 formed E. Remington and Sons
hand-made a flintlock rifle using a firing mechanism bought from a gunsmith
Arthur William Savage (Died)
May 13, 1857 – Sept 22, 1938
1899 Savage Model 99 lever-action rifle
1894 Savage started Savage Arms
- Marlin Repeating Arms
Ludwig Vorgrimler – Born
Ludwig Vorgrimler
September 7, 1912 – February 23, 1983 (71)
German Firearm Inventor
- 1950 – CETME
Eliphalet Remington (Died)
Eliphalet Remington
Oct 28, 1793 – Aug 12, 1861
USA
1840 formed E. Remington and Sons
hand-made a flintlock rifle using a firing mechanism bought from a gunsmith
Melvin M. Johnson Jr (Born)
Melvin M. Johnson Jr
Aug 9, 1909 – Jan 9, 1965
USA
- M1941 Johnson rifle 1935
- One of only seven individuals have invented firearms adopted by the United States Military
- Marine Corps Reserve in 1933 as a Second Lieutenant
- completed Harvard Law School in 1934
Worked With:
- Winchester
- Armalite
Walter Hunt – Born
Walter Hunt
July 29, 1796 – June 8, 1859
USA
- 1848 Volcanic
- Firing cock repeating gun Patent 6663
- lockstitch sewing machine (1833)
- safety pin (1849)
Paul Mauser (Born)
Paul Mauser
June 27, 1838 – May 29, 1914
1889 – Germany Gewehr 98 and Karabiner 98k
1889 – 7.65×53mm Mauser rifle cartridges
1892 – 7×57mm Mauser rifle cartridges
Christopher Spencer (Born)
Christopher Miner Spencer
June 20, 1833 – Jan 14, 1922
USA
- Spencer repeating rifle 1860 Colt
- Spencer Arms Company
- Roper Repeating Arms Company
M1903 Springfield Adopted
June 19, 1903
M1903 Springfield Adopted
.30-06, Model 1903
Benjamin Tyler Henry (born)
Benjamin Tyler Henry
March 22, 1821 – June 8, 1898
Paul Mauser (Died)
Paul Mauser
June 27, 1838 – May 29, 1914
1889 – Germany Gewehr 98 and Karabiner 98k
1889 – 7.65×53mm Mauser rifle cartridges
1892 – 7×57mm Mauser rifle cartridges
M1819 Hall rifle – Patented
M1819 Hall rifle
- May 21, 1811 – Patented
- 1819 – adopted by the U.S. Army
- March 5th, 2013 – State gun of West Virginia
Arthur William Savage (Born)
Arthur William Savage
May 13, 1857 – Sept 22, 1938
1899 Savage Model 99 lever-action rifle
1894 Savage started Savage Arms
- Marlin Repeating Arms
Herman Johannes Krag (born)
Herman Krag
Ole Herman Johannes Krag
April 7, 1837 – Dec 9, 1916
Norway
1886, Krag–Petersson Rifle
1872,Krag–Jørgensen Rifle
Benjamin Tyler Henry (born)
Benjamin Tyler Henry
March 22, 1821 – June 8, 1898
Christian Sharps (Died)
Christian Sharps
Jan 2, 1810 – March 12, 1874
USA
- Sharps rifle, 4 barrel derringer 1851
- 1855 the first commercially successful breech-loading rifle
- fifteen firearms-related patents
Ludwig Vorgrimler – Died (71)
Ludwig Vorgrimler
September 7, 1912 – February 23, 1983 (71)
German Firearm Inventor
- 1950 – CETME
Christopher Spencer (Died)
Christopher Miner Spencer
June 20, 1833 – Jan 14, 1922
USA
- Spencer repeating rifle 1860 Colt
- Spencer Arms Company
- Roper Repeating Arms Company
Melvin M. Johnson Jr (Died)
Melvin M. Johnson Jr
Aug 9, 1909 – Jan 9, 1965
USA
- M1941 Johnson rifle 1935
- One of only seven individuals have invented firearms adopted by the United States Military
- Marine Corps Reserve in 1933 as a Second Lieutenant
- completed Harvard Law School in 1934
Worked With:
- Winchester
- Armalite
David “Carbine” Marshall Williams (died)
David “Carbine” Marshall Williams
Nov 13, 1900 – Jan 8, 1975
floating chamber and the short-stroke piston
Colt Manufacturing Company, U.S. Ordnance Department, Remington Arms, Winchester Repeating Arms
Christian Sharps (Born)
Christian Sharps
Jan 2, 1810 – March 12, 1874
USA
- Sharps rifle, 4 barrel derringer 1851
- 1855 the first commercially successful breech-loading rifle
- fifteen firearms-related patents
John C. Garand’s Rifle Patented
John C. Garand’s Selfloading Rifle – Patented
Oliver Winchester (died)
Oliver Fisher Winchester (90)
November 30, 1810 – December 11, 1880
Continue reading
Herman Johannes Krag (died)
Herman Krag
Ole Herman Johannes Krag
April 7, 1837 – Dec 9, 1916
Norway
1886, Krag–Petersson Rifle
1872,Krag–Jørgensen Rifle
Oliver Winchester (born)
Oliver Fisher Winchester (90)
November 30, 1810 – December 11, 1880 Continue reading
Eugene Stoner (74) Born
Eugene Morrison Stoner
(November 22, 1922 – April 24, 1997)
American firearms designer who is most associated with the development of the AR-15 rifle that was adopted by the US military as the M16
David “Carbine” Marshall Williams (born)
David “Carbine” Marshall Williams
Nov 13, 1900 – Jan 8, 1975
floating chamber and the short-stroke piston
Colt Manufacturing Company, U.S. Ordnance Department, Remington Arms, Winchester Repeating Arms
Eliphalet Remington (Born)
Eliphalet Remington
Oct 28, 1793 – Aug 12, 1861
USA
1840 formed E. Remington and Sons
hand-made a flintlock rifle using a firing mechanism bought from a gunsmith
Browning’s 1st Patent (1879)
10-7-1879
John Browning patented his first firearm, a single-shot falling-block rifle.
He was 24 years old in 1879
#KnowOurHistory
#BePartOfOurHistory
#GunChannels #Browning #JMB#TheGunFather
Arthur William Savage (Died)
May 13, 1857 – Sept 22, 1938
1899 Savage Model 99 lever-action rifle
1894 Savage started Savage Arms
- Marlin Repeating Arms
Ludwig Vorgrimler – Born
Ludwig Vorgrimler
September 7, 1912 – February 23, 1983 (71)
German Firearm Inventor
- 1950 – CETME
Roy E. Weatherby (77) Born
Roy E. Weatherby
(September 4, 1910 – April 4, 1988)
age 77
Roy founded Weatherby, Inc. In 1945
@weatherbyinc
#GunChannels
#GunLegends #TalesOfTheGun
#KnowGuns #GunLife #GunHistory
Eliphalet Remington (Died)
Eliphalet Remington
Oct 28, 1793 – Aug 12, 1861
USA
1840 formed E. Remington and Sons
hand-made a flintlock rifle using a firing mechanism bought from a gunsmith
Melvin M. Johnson Jr (Born)
Melvin M. Johnson Jr
Aug 9, 1909 – Jan 9, 1965
USA
- M1941 Johnson rifle 1935
- One of only seven individuals have invented firearms adopted by the United States Military
- Marine Corps Reserve in 1933 as a Second Lieutenant
- completed Harvard Law School in 1934
Worked With:
- Winchester
- Armalite
Walter Hunt – Born
Walter Hunt
July 29, 1796 – June 8, 1859
USA
- 1848 Volcanic
- Firing cock repeating gun Patent 6663
- lockstitch sewing machine (1833)
- safety pin (1849)
Paul Mauser (Born)
Paul Mauser
June 27, 1838 – May 29, 1914
1889 – Germany Gewehr 98 and Karabiner 98k
1889 – 7.65×53mm Mauser rifle cartridges
1892 – 7×57mm Mauser rifle cartridges
Christopher Spencer (Born)
Christopher Miner Spencer
June 20, 1833 – Jan 14, 1922
USA
- Spencer repeating rifle 1860 Colt
- Spencer Arms Company
- Roper Repeating Arms Company
M1903 Springfield Adopted
June 19, 1903
M1903 Springfield Adopted
.30-06, Model 1903
Benjamin Tyler Henry (died)
Benjamin Tyler Henry
March 22, 1821 – June 8, 1898
Paul Mauser (Died)
Paul Mauser
June 27, 1838 – May 29, 1914
1889 – Germany Gewehr 98 and Karabiner 98k
1889 – 7.65×53mm Mauser rifle cartridges
1892 – 7×57mm Mauser rifle cartridges
Arthur William Savage (Born)
May 13, 1857 – Sept 22, 1938
1899 Savage Model 99 lever-action rifle
1894 Savage started Savage Arms
- Marlin Repeating Arms
Wilhelm Mauser (48) Born
Wilhelm Mauser
May 2, 1834 – Jan 13, 1882
Designed the Mauser Model 1871 rifle
#Rifle #Mauser #RealGuns #FirearmsHistory
Eugene Stoner (74) Died
Eugene Morrison Stoner
(November 22, 1922 – April 24, 1997)
American firearms designer who is most associated with the development of the AR-15 rifle that was adopted by the US military as the M16
Herman Johannes Krag (born)
Herman Krag
Ole Herman Johannes Krag
April 7, 1837 – Dec 9, 1916
Norway
1886, Krag–Petersson Rifle
1872,Krag–Jørgensen Rifle
Roy E. Weatherby (77) Died
Roy E. Weatherby
(September 4, 1910 – April 4, 1988)
age 77
Roy founded Weatherby, Inc. In 1945
@weatherbyinc
#GunChannels
#GunLegends #TalesOfTheGun
#KnowGuns #GunLife #GunHistory
Benjamin Tyler Henry (born)
Benjamin Tyler Henry
March 22, 1821 – June 8, 1898
Christian Sharps (Died)
Christian Sharps
Jan 2, 1810 – March 12, 1874
USA
- Sharps rifle, 4 barrel derringer 1851
- 1855 the first commercially successful breech-loading rifle
- fifteen firearms-related patents
Ludwig Vorgrimler – Died (71)
Ludwig Vorgrimler
September 7, 1912 – February 23, 1983 (71)
German Firearm Inventor
- 1950 – CETME
Christopher Spencer (Died)
Christopher Miner Spencer
June 20, 1833 – Jan 14, 1922
USA
- Spencer repeating rifle 1860 Colt
- Spencer Arms Company
- Roper Repeating Arms Company
Wilhelm Mauser (48) Died
Wilhelm Mauser
May 2, 1834 – Jan 13, 1882
Designed the Mauser Model 1871 rifle
#Rifle #Mauser #RealGuns #FirearmsHistory
Melvin M. Johnson Jr (Died)
Melvin M. Johnson Jr
Aug 9, 1909 – Jan 9, 1965
USA
- M1941 Johnson rifle 1935
- One of only seven individuals have invented firearms adopted by the United States Military
- Marine Corps Reserve in 1933 as a Second Lieutenant
- completed Harvard Law School in 1934
Worked With:
- Winchester
- Armalite
David “Carbine” Marshall Williams (died)
David “Carbine” Marshall Williams
Nov 13, 1900 – Jan 8, 1975
floating chamber and the short-stroke piston
Colt Manufacturing Company, U.S. Ordnance Department, Remington Arms, Winchester Repeating Arms
Christian Sharps (Born)
Christian Sharps
Jan 2, 1810 – March 12, 1874
USA
- Sharps rifle, 4 barrel derringer 1851
- 1855 the first commercially successful breech-loading rifle
- fifteen firearms-related patents
Oliver Winchester (died)
Oliver Fisher Winchester (90)
November 30, 1810 – December 11, 1880 Continue reading
Herman Johannes Krag (died)
Herman Krag
Ole Herman Johannes Krag
April 7, 1837 – Dec 9, 1916
Norway
1886, Krag–Petersson Rifle
1872,Krag–Jørgensen Rifle
Oliver Winchester (born)
Oliver Fisher Winchester (90)
November 30, 1810 – December 11, 1880 Continue reading
David “Carbine” Marshall Williams (born)
David “Carbine” Marshall Williams
Nov 13, 1900 – Jan 8, 1975
floating chamber and the short-stroke piston
Colt Manufacturing Company, U.S. Ordnance Department, Remington Arms, Winchester Repeating Arms
Eliphalet Remington (Born)
Eliphalet Remington
Oct 28, 1793 – Aug 12, 1861
USA
1840 formed E. Remington and Sons
hand-made a flintlock rifle using a firing mechanism bought from a gunsmith
Browning’s 1st Patent (1879)
10-7-1879
John Browning patented his first firearm, a single-shot falling-block rifle.
He was 24 years old in 1879
#KnowOurHistory
#BePartOfOurHistory
#GunChannels #Browning #JMB#TheGunFather
Arthur William Savage (Died)
May 13, 1857 – Sept 22, 1938
1899 Savage Model 99 lever-action rifle
1894 Savage started Savage Arms
- Marlin Repeating Arms
Roy E. Weatherby (77) Born
Roy E. Weatherby
(September 4, 1910 – April 4, 1988)
age 77
Roy founded Weatherby, Inc. In 1945
@weatherbyinc
#GunChannels
#GunLegends #TalesOfTheGun
#KnowGuns #GunLife #GunHistory
Eliphalet Remington (Died)
Eliphalet Remington
Oct 28, 1793 – Aug 12, 1861
USA
1840 formed E. Remington and Sons
hand-made a flintlock rifle using a firing mechanism bought from a gunsmith
Melvin M. Johnson Jr (Born)
Melvin M. Johnson Jr
Aug 9, 1909 – Jan 9, 1965
USA
- M1941 Johnson rifle 1935
- One of only seven individuals have invented firearms adopted by the United States Military
- Marine Corps Reserve in 1933 as a Second Lieutenant
- completed Harvard Law School in 1934
Worked With:
- Winchester
- Armalite
Walter Hunt – Born
Walter Hunt
July 29, 1796 – June 8, 1859
USA
- 1848 Volcanic
- Firing cock repeating gun Patent 6663
- lockstitch sewing machine (1833)
- safety pin (1849)
Christian Sharps – Born
Christian Sharps
Jan 2, 1810 – March 12, 1874
USA
- 1851 Sharps rifle, , the first commercially successful breech-loading rifle
- 1855 4 barrel derringer
- fifteen firearms-related patents
Christopher Spencer (Born)
Christopher Miner Spencer
June 20, 1833 – Jan 14, 1922
USA
- Spencer repeating rifle 1860 Colt
- Spencer Arms Company
- Roper Repeating Arms Company
Wilhelm Mauser (48) Born
Wilhelm Mauser
May 2, 1834 – Jan 13, 1882
Designed the Mauser Model 1871 rifle
#Rifle #Mauser #RealGuns #FirearmsHistory
Eugene Stoner (74) Died
Eugene Morrison Stoner
(November 22, 1922 – April 24, 1997)
American firearms designer who is most associated with the development of the AR-15 rifle that was adopted by the US military as the M16
Herman Johannes Krag (born)
Herman Krag
Ole Herman Johannes Krag
April 7, 1837 – Dec 9, 1916
Norway
1886, Krag–Petersson Rifle
1872,Krag–Jørgensen Rifle
Roy E. Weatherby (77) Died
Roy E. Weatherby
(September 4, 1910 – April 4, 1988)
age 77
Roy founded Weatherby, Inc. In 1945
@weatherbyinc
#GunChannels
#GunLegends #TalesOfTheGun
#KnowGuns #GunLife #GunHistory
Wilhelm Mauser (48) Died
Wilhelm Mauser
May 2, 1834 – Jan 13, 1882
Designed the Mauser Model 1871 rifle
#Rifle #Mauser #RealGuns #FirearmsHistory
Oliver Winchester (died)
Oliver Fisher Winchester (90)
November 30, 1810 – December 11, 1880 Continue reading
Oliver Winchester (born)
Oliver Fisher Winchester (90)
November 30, 1810 – December 11, 1880 Continue reading
Eugene Stoner (74) Born
Eugene Morrison Stoner
(November 22, 1922 – April 24, 1997)
American firearms designer who is most associated with the development of the AR-15 rifle that was adopted by the US military as the M16
Browning’s 1st Patent (1879)
10-7-1879
John Browning patented his first firearm, a single-shot falling-block rifle.
He was 24 years old in 1879
#KnowOurHistory
#BePartOfOurHistory
#GunChannels #Browning #JMB#TheGunFather
Roy E. Weatherby (77) Born
Roy E. Weatherby
(September 4, 1910 – April 4, 1988)
age 77
Roy founded Weatherby, Inc. In 1945
@weatherbyinc
#GunChannels
#GunLegends #TalesOfTheGun
#KnowGuns #GunLife #GunHistory
Wilhelm Mauser (48) Born
Wilhelm Mauser
May 2, 1834 – Jan 13, 1882
Designed the Mauser Model 1871 rifle
#Rifle #Mauser #RealGuns #FirearmsHistory
Eugene Stoner (74) Died
Eugene Morrison Stoner
(November 22, 1922 – April 24, 1997)
American firearms designer who is most associated with the development of the AR-15 rifle that was adopted by the US military as the M16
Roy E. Weatherby (77) Died
Roy E. Weatherby
(September 4, 1910 – April 4, 1988)
age 77
Roy founded Weatherby, Inc. In 1945
@weatherbyinc
#GunChannels
#GunLegends #TalesOfTheGun
#KnowGuns #GunLife #GunHistory
Wilhelm Mauser (48) Died
Wilhelm Mauser
May 2, 1834 – Jan 13, 1882
Designed the Mauser Model 1871 rifle
#Rifle #Mauser #RealGuns #FirearmsHistory
Oliver Winchester (died)
Oliver Fisher Winchester (90)
November 30, 1810 – December 11, 1880 Continue reading
Oliver Winchester (born)
Oliver Fisher Winchester (90)
November 30, 1810 – December 11, 1880 Continue reading
Eugene Stoner (74) Born
Eugene Morrison Stoner
(November 22, 1922 – April 24, 1997)
American firearms designer who is most associated with the development of the AR-15 rifle that was adopted by the US military as the M16
Browning’s 1st Patent (1879)
10-7-1879
John Browning patented his first firearm, a single-shot falling-block rifle.
He was 24 years old in 1879
#KnowOurHistory
#BePartOfOurHistory
#GunChannels #Browning #JMB#TheGunFather
Roy E. Weatherby (77) Born
Roy E. Weatherby
(September 4, 1910 – April 4, 1988)
age 77
Roy founded Weatherby, Inc. In 1945
@weatherbyinc
#GunChannels
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Wilhelm Mauser (48) Born
Wilhelm Mauser
May 2, 1834 – Jan 13, 1882
Designed the Mauser Model 1871 rifle
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Wilhelm Mauser (48) Born
Wilhelm MauserMay 2, 1834 – Jan 13, 1882
Designed the Mauser Model 1871 rifle
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Eugene Stoner (74) Died
Eugene Morrison Stoner
(November 22, 1922 – April 24, 1997)
American firearms designer who is most associated with the development of the AR-15 rifle that was adopted by the US military as the M16
Roy E. Weatherby (77) Died
Roy E. Weatherby
(September 4, 1910 – April 4, 1988)
age 77
Roy founded Weatherby, Inc. In 1945
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Wilhelm Mauser (48) Died
Wilhelm Mauser
May 2, 1834 – Jan 13, 1882
Designed the Mauser Model 1871 rifle
#Rifle #Mauser #RealGuns #FirearmsHistory