Gun Stories - Season 7
Season 7
Episodes
Lee Enfield Rifle
Joe Mantegna and numerous experts explore the history of the Lee Enfield bolt-action rifle.
Guns of Little Big Horn: 7th Cavalry
Joe Mantegna and numerous experts explore the history of guns used by Gen. Custer at Little Big Horn.
The Browning Auto 5
Joe Mantegna explores the origins of the famous Browning shotgun.
The Guns of John Dillinger
While the bloody arc of John Dillinger's life is well known, less time has been spent on the convergence of 2 technologies that made Dillinger possible, cars and guns.
The Glock
A look at the history of the Glock
Model 1911
A look at the history of the Model 1911
The Beretta 92
A look at the history of the Beretta 92.
The Guns of Teddy Roosevelt
Joe Mantegna takes an in-depth look at the President's famed trip to Africa.
The MP38, MP40
The MP 38 and MP 40 submachine guns.
The History of Ignition Systems
Joe Mantegna discusses various ignition systems dating back to the 17th century.
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