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Joe Mantegna examines the first semiautomatic weapon capable of firing a .44 cartridge.
Joe Mantegna examines the first semiautomatic weapon capable of firing a .44 cartridge.
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S11, EP5 "The AutoMag"Joe Mantegna examines the first semiautomatic weapon capable of firing a .44 cartridge.
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S14, EP2 "Concealed Carry Weapons"The largest growing market for handguns today is concealed carry; now legal and allowed in all 50 states, over half require no special permit; join host Joe Mantegna as he takes a closer look at some of the most popular choices in conceal carry.
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S14, EP3 "The Dardick"Host Joe Mantegna looks back at one of the unique and odd pistols in firearms history; join us as we discover this extraordinary evolution in gun manufacturing with the Dardick pistol.
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S11, EP6 "The Beretta M12"Joe Mantegna explores the Italian maker's post WWII submachine gun.
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S14, EP2 "Concealed Carry Weapons"The largest growing market for handguns today is concealed carry; now legal and allowed in all 50 states, over half require no special permit; join host Joe Mantegna as he takes a closer look at some of the most popular choices in conceal carry.
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