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Joe Mantegna hosts as each episode takes viewers through a firearm's history.
Joe Mantegna hosts as each episode takes viewers through a firearm's history.
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S14, EP8 "Krag-Jorgensen"Come along as we look back at the short-lived US service of the Krag Jorgensen. Used briefly in the Spanish-American War by Teddy Roosevelt's Rough Riders, it quickly became obsolete in the ever-changing landscape of firearms development.
Gun Stories
S12, EP2 "The Whitney Wolverine"Joe Mantegna revisits the futuristic pistol born during the Space Race of the 1950s.
Gun Stories
S14, EP9 "Chuck Mawhinney"More than three decades after the Vietnam War, when the totals of modern American snipers were added up, it was discovered that one man had 103 confirmed kills and as many as 216 probable kills, more than any other Marine Corps sniper; host Joe Mantegna explores the life and accomplishments of Chuck Mawhinney.
Gun Stories
"Gun Stories"Joe Mantegna hosts as each episode takes viewers through a firearm's history.
Gun Stories
S14, EP8 "Krag-Jorgensen"Come along as we look back at the short-lived US service of the Krag Jorgensen. Used briefly in the Spanish-American War by Teddy Roosevelt's Rough Riders, it quickly became obsolete in the ever-changing landscape of firearms development.
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