918 Guns

Sorry folks. I guess we hurt Facebook and f**kerburgs feelings again. Panzer will return!

Panzer the shop pup has brought some of his military surplus and collectibles for everyone! A c**t new service and police positive, an Argentine 1927 sistema, an M1912 Steyr Hahn, and a 1942 dated Walther made P-38 with matching magazine!
Who knows what Panzer will bring next!

American tactical imports MP-40! Perfect for plinking at the range or to hold while you watch “Where Eagles Dare”

Taran Tactical Canik. Talk about a package deal!

We love our Ma**ers and they need to be fed!

Y’all know who you are!

A few more for your consideration.

More military armament corps 1014 models. We personally like the wood stocked one.

Sig P365 FUSE and Keltec P-15.

A few Mil-surps walked in. Also, a gently used Python.

Oh my! New INGLIS P-35! Looking sharp. Also got that Canik fever still. Last, we might have to try out this FN 502, a sure fire fantastic plinker.

Got that new Canik TTI COMBAT smell in the shop!

This one hurts folks. Why do we insist on factory ammo? Why do we recommend maintaining your fi****ms. Because this could happen. More than likely a reload that was double charged.

Rebarreled a good old Re*****on 700. Went from a worn out old plinker to a tack driver.

A fantastic idea spearheaded by a good person and a fantastic museum. Go check out the Broken Arrow Military History Center and downtown Broken Arrow if you can.

Broken Arrow Hangs Special Banners As A Reminder This Memorial Day Ahead of the holiday weekend, the city of Broken Arrow is reminding people what Memorial Day is really about. Banners have been placed on light poles in the Rose District of veterans who have served and passed away.

We got Hi-powers on the brain! The Browning Hi-power was the last design that John Browning worked on before his death. Sadley he didn’t get to finish it or see the fruition of his work. The hi-power would go on to be one of the most successful designs in history. It became the most widely used handgun by military and police with many countries using them until recently. Many companies today offer modern takes on this classic design such as Springfield Armory and INGLIS.

This is something I have been eagerly wanting to announce. We have partnered with coolfire training systems to distribute locally in the Tulsa area.
These training kits are a perfect way to do dry-fire training that replicates the recoil. Come check them out today. There are kits for just about every semi-auto!

So many mil-surps!

Mail call!

I guess we could call this “World War Wednesday.” And today is very fitting being VE Day.

To commemorate this 79th anniversary of the end of the war in Europe we have former rival rifles. The first being a German K98 Ma**er. The second, the “greatest battle implement” the M1 Garand. These rifles were used by American and a German forces who opposed one another from the deserts of Africa to the beaches of Normandy, and finally in the fields of Germany.

The K98 Ma**er was Germany’s standard rifle in World War Two. While the German army fielded innovative rifles like the G43 and the STG-44 (the first recognized modern assault rifle) the mainstay was this bolt action beast. Mechanically identical and aesthetically similar to the rifle Germany used in the First World War.

The M1 Garand, on the other hand, was the United States primary rifle throughout World War Two, into Korea, and many still trained on it into the 1960s. It is one of the most iconic rifles and the first successful semi-automatic rifle fielded by an army en mass. The M1 boasted superb accuracy aided by fully adjustable peep sights, a reliable action in the worst climate, and 8 rounds flooded in an enbloc clip.

Take a moment to remember all gave some, some gave all. Have a good Victory in Europe day.

Ww2 German Walther PP. 4th variation Army contract!

Have you ever disassembled an ANM2 .50 BMG? Have you really? We do a pre and post shoot maintenance on our gun where our gunsmith inspects every part. It’s important to consider that every time this gun goes “bang” it contains an explosion equal to a quarter stick of dynamite. The M2 family of heavy machine guns has served the United States military well through the 20th Century and into the 21st. Many veterans will speak fondly of Ma-deuce!

Last weekend we had a very close friend and family member pass away. We will be closed from 12-4 today so that we may pay our respects. Thank you and apologies for any inconvenience.

Back out from Facebook jail.
We would like to kick things off by showing you a really neat piece that was transferred through our shop.
This is a first generation G***k 17 cutaway trainer that shows the internal workings of the pistol. You can see how the trigger safety and other parts interlock ensuring safe and reliable operation.
Very few of these are known to exist. I imagine G***k opted for printed diagrams over extensive and expensive alterations to a firearm. A neat collectors piece for a growing crowd of G***k collectors. We are honored to get to photograph and show this to our followers.
Hey Facebook, this is NOT FOR SALE.