RIAC Blog

Masters of the Air, a sequel to the beloved Band of Brothers and The Pacific, is finally set to debut this September, but what do we know so far?

RIAC's S&C auctions are designed by the gun enthusiast for the gun enthusiast, where arms from every genre can be examined firsthand during Preview Day.

Jay Banks' Texas Ranger pistol pair is a piece of mid-20th century Texas history carried by one of the era's best known lawmen.

RIAC's upcoming August Premier Auction is loaded with great collections of historic and well preserved guns from many great collectors.

The second offering from the Greg Lampe Collection has plenty of star power featuring fine arms with artistry, history, and rarity.

The first lever action rifle came from the man who invented a safety pin to pay off a debt. Before a shirt maker named Winchester put his name on a gun...

The astounding collection of revolving rifles and revolving shotguns for sale this August at RIAC includes several once-in-a-lifetime examples of the genre.

The George Lewis Collection is an elite grouping of Colts and other fine arms. Mr. Lewis began small and turned the ordinary into the extraordinary.

Bullet boards, a marketing tool of the late 19th century for ammunition makers like Winchester, are achieving high values at auction.

True legacy arms are one of life’s finest treasures. From subtle elegance to lavish luxury, all tastes are represented in RIAC'S August Premier Auction.

Samuel Colt presented his revolvers to European officials including French General Aimable Pelissier to boost interest in his company's guns.

The Lewis gun's rate of fire and mobility made Isaac Nelson Lewis' air-cooled machine gun an imposing weapon for the British in World War 1.