High Caliber History

So you found a machine gun in granddad's WWII, Korea, or Vietnam footlocker in the attic. Now what? We'll talk about what you can and cannot do with it in this episode.

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The search for winners of the first NRA Gun Collectors Committee “Best Weapons” awards from 1960 is the topic of this week's episode. There’s a special little twist to the story, so make sure you stay tuned for the whole thing!

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The epic breakup between John Moses Browning and the Winchester Repeating Arms Company is the topic of this week's episode. We take a look at what caused the breakup, how the two moved on, and if they remained civil with one another when in public.

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This week's guest on the High Caliber History podcast is Paul Szymaszek of the Colt Archives. For more information, visit http://www.coltarchives.com.

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This week's guest on the High Caliber History podcast is Rich Fisher of the Vickers MG Collection and Research Association. For more information on the museum, visit https://www.vickersmg.blog.

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This episode will take a look at the relationship between museum curators and private collectors. How they can best work together, what they need to know about each other, how their respective fields are changing, and what they need to do in order to ensure that both move forward in the most positive way possible.

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The High Caliber History podcast is happy to welcome Joel Kolander, the Interactive Production Manager at the Rock Island Auction Company in Rock Island, Illinois, to this episode of the show. For more information on RIAC, visit https://www.rockislandauction.com.

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This week's episode is about Confederate revolver manufacturers such as Thomas Cofer, J.H. Dance & Bros., Griswold & Gunnison, Spiller & Burr, Columbus Firearms Manufacturing, Augusta Machine Works, Leech & Rigdon, and Rigdon, Ansley & Co.

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Today's guest on the HCH podcast is David Kennedy, the Curator of Collections and Exhibits at the United States Marshals Museum in Fort Smith, Arkansas. For more information on the museum, visit https://www.usmmuseum.org.

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Today's guest on the HCH podcast is Jason Schubert, the Curator of the J.M. Davis Arms & Historical Museum in Claremore, Oklahoma. For more information on the museum, visit https://www.thegunmuseum.com.

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