While hunters and their rifles helped wage psychological warfare, the American victory can actually be attributed to ...

Simple, crude, and deadly at close range—the FP-45 Liberator was never meant to last. It was designed to arm resistance fighters… just once.

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The Liberator pistol was designed in May 1942 by George J. Hyde Sr., a German-born American machinist and gunsmith, and manufactured by the Guide Lamp Division of the General Motors (GM) Corporation.

Another favorite .45 ACP pistol from our 1911 test was Wilson Combat’s ACP, which stands for “American Combat Pistol.” We categorize this as a semi-custom pistol because the customer does have a menu ...

The FP-45 Liberator was a well-intentioned attempt to provide the millions trapped behind Hitler’s Fortress Europe with an offensive handgun. The single-shot pistol, with its snub-nosed barrel ...

During World War II, U.S. intelligence operatives devised a plan to airdrop one-shot handguns, nicknamed the Liberator pistol, to allies in Europe in hopes of ending the war quickly.

Various modifications of the PPSh appear in both foreign and Soviet films about WWII. In addition, as this submachine gun is part of the textbook image of the Soviet soldier-liberator, it was ...

CMMG's MkG Guard pistol-caliber rifle is now safety certified to shoot the potent 450 SMC cartridge, according to a recent CMMG press release. The CMMG MkG Guard is an AR15-style rifle for ...