Old Arms of Idaho loves everything there is to do with guns and gun things. We started our collection as a hobby, and have grown it into a fully-fledged business. Our goal is to collect and catalog as many interesting pieces of history as we can and bring them to a national audience while doing so.
Thanks for stopping by, checkout what we have to offer and give us a shout if you have anything we should look at.
We’re constantly collecting World War II historical militaria of all shapes and sizes — checkout the 24-hour Gun Show.
Machine guns are incredibly cool, and we like to share the wealth. We post new kits and parts all the time, so make sure to check back.
We keep a fair amount of vintage ammo in stock at all times, and are always adding more to the store.
America has been at the center of Firearm history since its founding, and preserving that is Old Arms of Idaho’s central goal. If you have a weapon system, old or new, we most likely have the parts to repair or complete it. If it’s not on our site, it’ll probably be here soon — we’re always updating our inventory and have plenty to sift through.
We’re passionate about the history of our nation and firearms. If it shoots or blows something up, we’re probably interested in it. Our goal is to bring forth these weapon systems and unique pieces of the past to a wider audience.
Take a look at what we have to offer and email or call us if you have something we should checkout.
We offer ten dollar flat rate shipping on anything in our store besides firearms. One item or as many as you want, it's still just $10 to ship.
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Old Arms of Idaho is one of a few businesses in America that can be relied upon for historical accuracy and detailed information.
You never know what you might find at our 24-Hour Gun Show. We're constantly updating our inventory with new and exciting items.
History, wood, steel, gunpowder, and everything in-between. There isn’t a gun-related topic we’re not interested in.
The Winchester Repeating Arms Company After years of working with Oliver Winchester, Benjamin Henry became angered over what he believed was inadequate compensation for his
Smith & Wesson Revolver Company Smith & Wesson, having formed Volcanic Repeating Arms to develop Walter Hunt’s Rocket Ball ammunition and lever-action mechanism. Quickly sold
Volcanic Repeating Arms – And The Tale of Two Legendary Companies In 1854, Daniel B. Wesson and Horace Smith partnered with Courtlandt Palmer and Oliver
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