Throwback Thursday: Hemingway's Guns
He may have written "A Farewell to Arms," but this literary giant was a firearms fanatic.
Throwback Thursday: Slingers, History's First Snipers
Make no mistake, the ancient sling was no slingshot...and it was definitely not a toy.
Throwback Thursday: Hiroo Onoda, Last Imperial Japanese Soldier
What if you were fighting a war, it ended, and you didn't get the memo?
Throwback Thursday: Way of the Warrior
They came like foxes, attacked like lions, and fled like birds.
Throwback Thursday: Marcus Hanna, Singular American Hero
Only one man has ever received the Congressional Medal of Honor AND the gold Lifesaving Medal...
Throwback Thursday: John Ruthven, 20th-Century Audubon
“I’ll keep painting as long as birds fly and I can lift a brush.”
Throwback Thursday: Carlos Hathcock's Stevens Model 15A Rifle
The legendary "White Feather" started his shooting career with a $4 gun.
Throwback Thursday: Aldo Leopold, Father of Modern-Day Wildlife Management
"After seeing the green fire die, I sensed that neither the wolf nor the mountain agreed with such a view."
Throwback Thursday: The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald
Remember, remember, "The Witch of November."
Throwback Thursday: The 82nd Airborne On D-Day
Watch to learn about the men of the 82nd Airborne Division, their stories and the firearms they used during "The Great Crusade."
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