The NRA put Ten Guns That Changed the World in its American Rifleman Video Collection. A Video Librarian review calls it a repackaged, slightly edited version of a Tales of the Gun program, with new NRA framing. I’m curious whether that framing changes how the same material feels. I haven’t watched this copy yet.
On the label
- Ten Guns That Changed the World, American Rifleman Video Collection.
- National Rifle Association of America; printed identifier 17019V.
- Sleeve artwork bears ©2001 NRA. This is not a verified release date for this copy.
- The back of the sleeve quotes the Second Amendment.
Program context
Video Librarian describes a look at historically influential firearms and names the Colt .45, Gatling gun, Winchester rifle and AK-47 among those discussed. The review describes an NRA-framed version of material also released through the History Channel’s Tales of the Gun series.
Tape details
- Format: VHS commercial release.
- Condition: Good.
- Viewing status: Not yet streamed.
- Archive ID: VHS-2026-1363.
