What .30-30 Hunters Were Told Wrong Since the 1960s video by Arms Archives.
Summary:
In 1895, Winchester built a cartridge for a specific American landscape. One hundred and thirty years later, it's still in the top ten. This is not a coincidence. This is a terrain argument — and the terrain hasn't moved.
The prosecution gets its say. So does the .30-30.
America's Gun Industry Was Sold Out From Under You video by Arms Archives.
Summary:
The names on the barrel never changed. The factories behind them did.
For over a century, Winchester, Remington, and Colt were built by generations of skilled American workers in towns where gunmaking was a way of life. Then, quietly, the factories closed, ownership changed hands, and some of America's most iconic firearms brands became something very different.
This is the untold story of the men, the factories, and the decisions that transformed three legendary gunmakers forever.
