Today's firearms oddity is the Baylè palm pistol. Patented by Frenchman Charles Baylè in 1879, this double action handgun fired 6 centerfire 5mm rounds. The rod screwed into the handle was used for loading....

Bruce Bump is a master craftsman of knives, axes and cominbations thereof with guns. His gallery is simply breathtaking. This piece is typical. It has an engraved 3000-layer folding blade and a .22 caliber muzzle loading...

Andrew Tuohy of Vuurwapen Blog captured this high speed shot of a .45 caliber M1911 handgun being fired underwater. Did he have to modify it to fire underwater? "Nope," he writes. John Moses Browning knew what he was doi...

Think of this unusual weapon as a simplified but possibly sturdier Apache. Its origin is unknown, but it was probably made in Europe in the Nineteenth Century. It can fire a 5mm rimfire cartridge. The hammer is on the ri...

It has hearts, inlaid Swarovski crystals and a cool camouflage pattern. In short, this customized Sig Sauer P226 by TJ's Custom Gunworks has everything a man would want to keep in his holster. Maker's Website -via Gun Ho...

In the days single-shot firearms, a pistol was of limited use against multiple opponents. That's why many came with built-in clubs.This design, dubbed the "duck's foot" due to its shape, was one response developed in the...

Gilles Mariette, a Nineteenth Century Belgian gunm...  ...u can never have too much ammunition, he designed handguns with increasingly large numbers of barrels. This...

[youtube J_hnC6x036Q](Video Link) This amazing handgun is a masterpiece of Seventeenth Century engineering and metalworking. The Lorenzoni pistol can, hypothetically, fire seven shots before reloading. Watch the video to...

Do you want your house to have a homey ambiance? How about a romantic one? Whatever your interior design goal, ceramic artist Ryan Weigner has a firearm-shaped light fixture for you.Link...

This is a single-shot, muzzle-loading flintlock pistol. Reloading it takes a long time, but the user may not have much time. That's why the makers of this late Eighteenth/early Ninteenth Century Ottoman Albanian pistol b...