Guns of the Presidents: What They Actually Owned
From Washington’s Lafayette pistols to Teddy Roosevelt’s safari rifles and a million-dollar revolver, here are the documented guns of the U.S. presidents.
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From Washington’s Lafayette pistols to Teddy Roosevelt’s safari rifles and a million-dollar revolver, here are the documented guns of the U.S. presidents.
From the pistol that started World War I to the gun that killed Lincoln, these are the most famous guns in history and the moments that made them legends.
The legends say every gunfighter wore a single-action Colt and won with a lightning draw. The documented truth, and the famous myths it busts, is far more interesting.
From a president’s revolvers to the Colt that killed Billy the Kid, these ten firearms sold for more than most houses. Counting up to the all-time record.
The FoldAR Remnant is a Texas-made folding AR-15 that collapses under 12 inches, deploys in seconds, and swaps between 5.56, .300 BLK and 7.62×39 without tools.
The Vortex Strike Eagle 1-10×24 FFP brings a full 10x zoom and an illuminated first-focal-plane EBR-8 reticle to Vortex’s budget LPVO line.
USSOCOM’s HICAR requirement seeks a short 5.56 carbine effective past 600 meters, doubling the URG-I, using a hypervelocity M855A1+ round loaded to about 82,000 psi.
The Walther RS3 is a rare bullpup straight-pull hunting rifle in .308, .30-06 and .300 Win Mag, built short for suppressed driven hunts. Launching in Europe in 2026.
Barrett is developing a 6.8x51mm conversion kit for the fielded MRAD MK 22 sniper rifle, giving snipers ammo commonality with the M7 and M250 NGSW weapons.