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Just in case you needed some clarity on the matter, inert and dummy grenades are not the same as live grenades. Inert grenades, specifically, are made to resemble the weight and balance of a live grenade, so in all respects except function they resemble them. Dummy grenades are simply grenades that are not live. They may also be weighted and balanced similarly to live grenades and often are identical in appearance as well. Some people use the terms interchangeably. So they don’t work for their intended purposes, which are, invariably, like explosives. So what can you do with an explosive that doesn’t explode? An Interesting Ice Breaker Do you know someone that has a dummy grenade lying on their desk or simply as a fixture of their home? If not, then you’d be the first in your immediate circle to do so. A dummy grenade will, at the very least, turn some heads. An Addition to a Historical Collection Do you currently have a historical collection, or are you responsi...

Given the current crises affecting the supply of guns and ammo in the country, buying a gun online is likely to become a reality for shooters around the world. Some have already embraced it. There are more online gun shops available to the average shooter than there are local gun shops - and that means there are more opportunities to make great finds. Antique and Historical Guns for Sale Online Not every first-time buyer is looking for a Smith & Wesson M&P Shield or a Mossberg 500. Some collectors and shooters have more eclectic tastes and are in search of guns for sale online that fall into a niche that can’t be easily defined by “most-popular” categories. Sarco, Inc., sells a wide range of antique and historically significant firearms and parts for these as well. Shooters looking for historically significant arms like the M1903, M1, M1 Carbine, Lee-Enfield, or Mosin-Nagant rifles will do well to start with a search at Sarco, Inc. Expansive doesn’t...

It sounds like the name for a model of rifle - M1907. But it isn’t. It’s a model of leather sling that was designed in that year, and it just might be the best rifle sling that was ever developed. Why? Because if you’re using it like any other gun sling, you’re missing out on half of the utility. Yes, an M1907 sling can be used for the same things that any other rifle sling ever can be used for. Hitch it up to your sling swivel mounts, and suddenly you can carry a heavier rifle, for longer, and with less fatigue. Plus, your hands will be free. But the M1907 hasn’t remained popular for over a century because it frees your hands. Like we said just a minute ago, literally, every other sling ever can do that. The M1907 Rifle Sling: A Lighter Bipod (Not Quite, But Close) The great thing about the M1907 is that it can be used in the hands of an experienced shooter to stabilize their shooting - even when shooting offhand. In fact, that is the reason for the ...