
Guns of the Outlaws: Weapons of the Most Notorious Bad Guys (and Girls)
Ever wondered what guns the likes of Bonnie & Clyde, Jesse James, John Dillinger, or even Patty Hearst carried during crime sprees? We got the deets here.

Ever wondered what guns the likes of Bonnie & Clyde, Jesse James, John Dillinger, or even Patty Hearst carried during crime sprees? We got the deets here.

We take a look into what happened to James Bond's own Walther P99 and why the beloved pistol is still hot on the used market.

We take a look at the rules and regulations regarding what the military can and can't use in war. Ever wondered what weapons are banned? Come find out.

In a new series here on Pew Pew Tactical we dive into some firearm designs that started but never quite made it and answer the question...what happened?

Ever wondered how the M17 and M18 came to be? We walk you through how the U.S. Army went about selecting its latest service pistol.

Which names rocked the gun world with new inventions? Come see our list of the 5 most prolific gun inventors.

In this Picture from History, we look at Wendell Fertig -- an American engineer who organized a guerrilla force to fight off the Japanese in WWII.

We take a look at Juliane Koepcke, a 17-year-old who relied on her survival skills to navigate the Peruvian jungle after the crash of Flight 508.

In this Picture from History, we examine the the 1986 Miami Shootout between a pair of bank robbers and the FBI.

We take a look at the Russian Krinkov. Come explore what this rifle is, how it was used, and modern variants.