Cody Firearms Museum
@codyfirearms
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Official Twitter for the Cody Firearms Museum. We house 7k firearms and 30k artifacts from the 1400s to the present. Each one has a story to tell.
Cody, Wyoming
Joined January 2014
Happy Halloween from the Cody Firearms Museum to our friend Jonathan Ferguson! @GameSpot
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Did you know that Maxim wasn't the only early silencer manufacturer? This 1914 drawing from Hopkins & Allen shows a "false muzzle" for the "Noiseless" variant of their 922 single shot rifle.
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@historicfirearm Great to see that PIAT camo patterns continue to evolve even well after it's official service.
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Last Call! Head to the link to back our funded! project to reprint the original volumes of ARMAX. This 1917 Winchester poster was the cover image for Volume V and happens to be one of the rarest known Winchester posters.
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@Real_CandRsenal @Royal_Armouries Yeah, but does it have an underbarrel attachment for one of the campfire biscuit makers?
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RT @armaxjournal: And we are FUNDED! The remastered editions of Armax Vols. I–VI will be printed. If you were waiting for a little more cer…
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We've been asked literally once how to take apart our Winchester Automatic Rifle. Good news, disassembly guide coming soon so that you can take apart yours at home.
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RT @Real_CandRsenal: Reprinting Armax with Danny Michael from the Cody Firearms Museum #armax #codyfirearmsmuseum @…
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The Liberator Shotgun stands as one of Winchester's more unusual projects. Similar in concept to the Liberator pistol of WWII fame, the four barrel shotgun was meant to be an inexpensive firearm to equip those without firearms already. It was even briefly considered as a commercial firearm, but was never put into production for either use. Here are nearly all of the museum's together in a group! By the by, if you like obscure chapters in small arms history remember that the reprint project for the 1987-1996 run of Armax is still live at
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RT @armaxjournal: Are you an existing subscriber? If so, boy, do we have a great free upgrade to the Kickstarter for you! Check it out: ht…
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Do you like reading about interesting firearms that aren't frequently written about? Good news! The Kickstarter for reprints of the original 1987-1996 run of Armax is now live at Head to the link to back the project. This Winchester Light Rifle is one of those obscure firearms rarely covered but detailed in Vol. 3 No. 1., originally published in 1990.
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@Chillybro4 It's been bored, and the barrel wall is relatively thin. If we had better photo skills we would share a bore view
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Winchester made nearly 175 million rounds of 7.62x54r during WWI and this set of tools and gauges was the master reference set for the whole contract.
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Big news! We're pleased to announce an upcoming Kickstarter to reprint the original run of @armaxjournal with our publisher @HeliosPress. Head to to get notifications and be ready for launch day on May 22nd! obv we picked the Burton for promo.
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