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Cody Firearms Museum

The Cody Firearms Museum at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West houses over 7,000 historically significant firearms with more than 30,000 firearms-related artifacts. We seek to provide every visitor – from gun aficionados, to firearms novices, to those without previous firearms experience – with a unique educational opportunity. This museum is more than just guns; firearms help inform the story of the West, the story of gun cultures, and the story of people.

May 3, 2019

Museum Minute: An American Rifle

One of the most “American” firearms is the American Rifle. However, most people generally refer to it as the Penn Rifle or…

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March 14, 2019

Museum Minute: Japanese Attempted to Reengineer American Semi-automatic During World War II

During World War II, the U.S. Army was one of the first armies to adopt a semi-automatic rifle as its standard infantry…

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Watermelon patch gun. Gift of the Olin Corporation, Winchester Arms Collection.1988.8.3209
January 25, 2019

Museum Minute: The Watermelon Patch Gun

The Cody Firearms Museum is home to more than 7,000 firearms but there’s one that is particularly popular with the public. That…

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CFM Grand Opening
January 17, 2019

Cody Firearms Museum seeks veterans to be a part of history at CFM Veteran VIP Experience

Cody Firearms Museum to host US Veterans and record their histories as they make their way across America at the CFM Veteran…

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December 20, 2018

Museum Minute: A Toy Gun in a Firearm Collection

It turns out the Cody Firearms Museum does not only collect real guns, it also has at least one toy gun. A…

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Blunderbuss, ca.1760. Tula Arsenal. Presented to Louis XV of France by Catherine the Great of Russia. Museum Purchase, partially funded by the James H. Woods Foundation. 1986.16.1
November 16, 2018

Museum Minute: A Royal Blunderbuss

Throughout history, it was common for royalty to present another noblemen or royalty with a firearm. The gift usually symbolized peace between…

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