The Museum at Gunner's Choice

09/30/2026

Anyone recognize the signature on this g lock slide?
Let me explain... We had this particular one in our store for several days. A customer brought it in for us to ship to a person (ffl transfer) in New York. The person was a good friend of Tom Homan (border czar, acting ICE director).
Tom Homan had carried it into the White House Oval office (slide only, per Secret Service protocol) and Donald J. Trump autographed it. We, in turn, shipped it to New York. Please note, we had to remove the 15 round magazines and the threaded barrel to make it a legal transition. Our contact was going to take one of ours down to MarLago for an autograph, but things went crazy during that time and he wasn't able to make the trip. I was also shown a picture of President Trump signing the slide.

09/26/2026

Sometimes, you get more than you pay for. In this case, what was supposed to be a 2 inch barrel, left the factory as a 3 inch.
Quality control must have been asleep and didn't notice that the final machining step of cutting the excess barrel off had been missed.

09/19/2026

A dark part of world war II history was brought into the museum today. It is a Jewish armband originating either in Poland or Slovakia.
It was law that Jewish citizens wear these or badges identifying themselves as being Jewish.

09/15/2026

Just in, available here.

09/11/2026

We sold tons of the Heckler & Koch Mark 23 Socoms when they first hit the HK commercial market. The prices have more than doubled since then but to a true HK collector, they are still worth the price. This one is outfitted with the Brugger & Thomet Mark 23 Socom suppressor.

09/10/2026

09/10/2026

This is an old Smith & Wesson, found in a creek bed at a bridge overpass. We're pretty sure that it has a history and a story to tell, but, we're not asking. We did locate a serial number and it came back clean (well sorta'). It now rest on display in our museum.

09/10/2026

The Heckler & Koch VP70. First produced in 1970, it was the world's first production polymer framed pistol. This one of ours was produced in 1984. This is the semiauto version (the Z variant). The M version was select fire with a shoulder stock. The idea was to be able to mass produce it for arming the West German citizens for resistance in case of Soviet invasion of West Germany. This one is maintained as one of our museum pieces.

09/09/2026

Destined for clandestine. This Brugger & Thomet Station six is a bolt action, magazine fed, with a quiet device utilizing urethane wipes. It is whisper quiet.

07/03/2026

Happy birthday AMERICA !!