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Antique Air Guns - A Breath Of Fresh Air
Antique Air Guns are a fascinating example of gunmaking skill of the period, and the history of air powered propulsion goes back centuries.Continue reading -
A Short Word on Antique Revolvers
Revolvers are one of the most consistently popular firearms. A fantastic selection of antique revolvers available at Henry Krank now.Continue reading -
Early Self Loaders
Smokeless powder heralded a new age in firearms development. Smokeless powder was therefore the ‘silver bullet’ of repeating firearms.Continue reading -
The Antique Purdey Collection at Henry Krank
Henry Krank is extremely proud to launch The Purdey Collection, a category that is home to our fantastic collection of Antique Purdey Rifles, Shotguns, Pistols & Revolvers.Continue reading -
The Henry Krank Glossary of Antique Firearm Terms
To help the novice collector and those experienced in collecting antique firearms who may need a refresher, we've created a comprehensive glossary of common words and terms in relation to Antique Firearms.Continue reading -
Antique Cased Revolvers
It is often the case that many fine antique revolvers come cased, with their specific accessories in order to keep everything safe and together.Continue reading -
The Best Wheellocks Ever Built
Tschinke Wheellock Rifles are some of the most unusual and heavily decorated guns you’re ever likely to see.Continue reading -
The Mauser Model 1871/84
Invented by the Mauser brothers in 1871, and modified in 1884, the Mauser Model 1871/84 is one of the best black powder long arms ever fielded.Continue reading -
Antique English Guns & Rifles
For the majority of gunmaking history, England has been at the very centre. Even today, English sporting guns are considered the best in the world.Continue reading -
The M1870 Berdan Rifle
The Berdan Rifle is unlike many of its contemporary rifles, in that it was widely fielded, and yet remains little known in the West.Continue reading -
The Unlikely Alliance of Pineapples and Guns
What do pineapples and guns have in common? Absolutely nothing, but tell that to the gunmakers of the early 19th century.Continue reading -
Musings on the Mannlicher – The Steyr Model 1886
The Steyr Mannlicher Model 1886 was one of the last black powder service rifles issued, and therefore is one of the most developed and the best.Continue reading
