The Remington 700 M40 rifle launched a well-respected line of USMC sniper rifles with a history of continued employment in U.S. military operations from Vietnam

Breechloading arms made an impressive debut during the Civil War and in the following years, the US military began a search for a standard issue

The Model 1871 Ward-Burton bolt action design came at a time when the US military was forward- thinking in its search for a modern arm

The Becker Revolving Shotgun in 16 gauge is both a rare and interesting single barrel shotgun produced in Germany after World War I. Based on

Tokarev M1940 (SVT-40) production began in 1940 and improved upon the Fedor Tokarev designed SVT-38, a rifle that had demonstrated both value and shortcomings during

Adopted in 1925, the Type 14 became the predominant semi-automatic pistol of the Japanese military and saw action in multiple campaigns until the end of

The Vetterli Cavalry Carbine mod. 1870, formally known as the Moschetto da Cavalleria mod. 1870, is a single-shot, rimfire carbine which utilizes the same bolt

Some very cool WWII additions to our inventory: U-boat 7×50 binoculars. All U-boat 7×50 binoculars of this type, including the first two variations were made

The Soldier’s Attic is proud to introduce this new section by highlighting a special arm that recently entered our inventory, the Nichols and Childs Revolving