NRA Curators put rifles, pistols and shotguns in front of the cameras for Sportsman Channel

NRA Guns & Gold talks rifles in Tulsa

Tulsa, Oklahoma - Twice a year, curators from the NRA National Firearms Museum trek out to the Tulsa Fairgrounds' Expo Center for Wanenmacher's Tulsa Arms Show. One of the largest (if not the largest) gun shows the country has ever seen, Wanenmacher's is the perfect place to find the final piece of your prized gun collection. For the NRA curators, it's also the perfect place to shoot upcoming episodes of NRA's Guns and Gold.

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National Firearms Museum exhibits at Wanenmacher's Tulsa Gun Show

NRA Museum Director Jim Supica and Senior Curator Philip Schreier Tulsa, Oklahoma - April 6th & 7th marks the return of Wanenmacher's Tulsa Gun Show. 11 acres of rifles, pistols, shotguns and accessories for experienced and novice gun owners and collectors alike. A tiny portion of all those acres will be taken up by the NRA's National Firearms Museum. That and a little bit more.

"We're filming more episode of NRA's Guns and Gold," said National Firearms Museum Director Jim Supica. "Every year we see an incredible collection of guns here in Tulsa. That's why we keep coming back."

Pulling patrons from the show floor, producers for NRA's Guns and Gold go in search of the historic, the eclectic, and the unusual. Guns that will make the home viewers bridge to the edge of their couch and say wow. Guns like the one the museum brought for display.

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Owner of world's largest gun show shares his flintlock pistol made for the Middle East

Joe Wannemacher's London made flintlock pistol for the middle east

Fairfax, Virginia - As Curator's Corner draws ever closer on this Monday's episode of NRANews on the Sportsman Channel, we take a quick peak at last week's episode. Given that it's the final segment from last year's Tulsa Gun Show, they brought of the big dog himself ... Joe Wannemacher. Joe didn't disappoint. As a final farewell, he brought out his London made flintlock.

"It's silver inlay, the barrel is chiseled with a lot of find handwork," Wannamacher explained. "The stock is highly inlayed with silver wire. It's just a beautiful, well made gun."

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Supica and Schreier have Civil War rifle and World War II exotics on Guns and Gold

Winchester Model 1892 rifle used by John Wayne as The Ringo Kid in the 1939 movie Stagecoach

Just because tomorrow is a federal holiday doesn't mean that the boys from NRA's Guns and Gold are taking a break. No, they're back again on the Outdoor Channel with great examples of firearms used in the Civil War, World War II and on the silver screen out west in Hollywood.

Shot on location at Wannemacher's Tulsa Gun Show, the event continues to provide a treasure trove of firearms history.

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Oklahoma Museum brings Pretty Boy's Smith & Wesson .38 pistol to Curator's Corner

Pretty Boy Floyd's .38 Smith and Wesson revolver from Davis Museum in Oklahoma

Tulsa, Oklahoma - The second week of the Curator's Corner move from Thursday to Monday nights stayed in Oklahoma yesterday as battling Curators went completely gaga over an Oklahoma owned piece of American history.

The owner? Former U.S. Marshal and Pryor, Oklahoma Police Chief Austin Whitaker.

The gun? A Smith & Wesson .38 revolver.

The history? How about Pretty Boy Floyd?

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Sportsman Channel building Museum Monday with a shift in Curator's Corner

See NRANews every weeknight on the Sportsman Channel from 5pm to 6pm Eastern Time Fairfax, Virginia - On January 15, 2013, NRANews debuted live from Las Vegas on the Sportsman Channel from 5pm to 6pm eastern time. This one-of-a-kind live show brings guns, guests and the up-to-the-minute firearm related news to more than 80 million homes across America.

Following the overwhelming reception at SHOT Show, producers announced late last week that the ever popular Thursday night segment known as Curator's Corner would be moved to Monday nights.

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Blue Book of Gun Values publisher Steven Fjestad on NRANews

Steven P. Fjestad and John Bianchi at the NRA Annual Meeting in Pittsburgh
Steven Fjestad (l) and John Bianchi of Bianchi Leather (r).
Tulsa, Oklahoma - The new year kicks off with a return to friendly confines of the QuikTrip Center in Tulsa. The boys from the National Firearms Museum travel there twice a year for the world renowned Wanenmacher's Tulsa Arms Show. Shot especially for the fans of Curator's Corner, it's something a little different. Not a rifle, not a pistol, not a shotgun or any other gun.

Instead, we go with the man behind the guns. More specifically, the man behind the value of guns. None other then Steven P. Fjestad of the Blue Book of Gun Values.

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NRA Field Representative raises record amount in Oklahoma

From left to right, NRA 2nd Vice President Allan Cors, NRA President David Keene, NRA Field Representative Darren Delong & NRA Executive VP Wayne LaPierre
NRA Oklahoma Field Rep Darren DeLong, with NRA Executive VP Wayne LaPierre on his left & NRA President David Keene on his right (NRA 2nd Vice President Allan Cors is beside Keene), receive 2012 NRA EVP Award.

Fairfax, Virginia - At the end of every year, employees of the National Rifle Association gather at NRA Headquarters in Virginia for the Annual Service and Outstanding Achievement Awards Ceremony. Recognized are employees who have reached significant milestones in their service to the NRA (5 years, 10 years ... and a couple with 35!) as well as those who performed above and beyond the call.

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Whether you want to become a professional gunsmith, hone your skills or pick it up as a hobby, the NRA has got you covered

Become a gunsmith with NRA's Short-Term Gunsmithing School

You're a shooter. You're fascinated with guns and want to learn all there is to know. You want to be able to repair, modify, design and build firearms... and have them work when you pull the trigger. It sounds like you want to become a gunsmith. If you're concerned you don't have the time to learn the necessary skills, worry no longer. The NRA Short-Term Gunsmithing School can teach you the trade at affiliated colleges in the United States over the course of several days to a couple weeks.

The program is constructed to provide individuals with the opportunity to take courses at a convenient pace without attending school full-time. Generalized around basic gunsmithing fundamentals, the classes are designed to build an educational foundation to better understand the trade. Though predominately adhering to the needs of beginners, the school also encourages professional gunsmithers to enroll in classes to improve existing skills while learning new techniques.

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