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Still in search
The CFM is still in search of a curator. We have interviewed a number of good candidates and have a few more interviews scheduled. We hope to be able to make an announcement later this fall. It has be… more →
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Still in search
codyfirearmsmuseumblog wrote 3 months ago: The CFM is still in search of a curator. We have interviewed a number of good candidates and have a … more →
June in Cody
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codyfirearmsmuseumblog wrote 6 months ago: We are into our busiest weeks of the year. This weekend (June 12-14) the CFM and the town of Cody h … more →
Perpetuated Oddities
codyfirearmsmuseumblog wrote 7 months ago: If you spend enough time in the gun business, you learn better than to say that Winchester, Colt, Sm … more →
More about change
codyfirearmsmuseumblog wrote 7 months ago: (This is an excerpt from a post I left on the forum at www.Gunbroker.com. I am posting this here as … more →
Lots to do
codyfirearmsmuseumblog wrote 8 months ago: So I am watching it snow while thinking about all of the various and sundry things that are going on … more →
Gun Show Support from the Cody Firearms Museum
codyfirearmsmuseumblog wrote 8 months ago: All - The following is a listing of the shows that we will be supporting through the beginning of su … more →
More "gun guy" questions
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codyfirearmsmuseumblog wrote 8 months ago: We often receive questions from gun guys who are hoping to better understand the production of antiq … more →
1,000,000 is less than 350,000? (or: Customer Service is the Key)
codyfirearmsmuseumblog wrote 9 months ago: I am constantly impressed by the ability of the Records Office Staff to respond positively to questi … more →
Disaster Planning
codyfirearmsmuseumblog wrote 9 months ago: Yesterday, the staff of the Cody Firearms Museum went through a mental exercise to determine what wo … more →
Some Bad Guns Out There...
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codyfirearmsmuseumblog wrote 9 months ago: One of the most time-consuming, but interesting, aspects of life at the Cody Firearms Museum is resp … more →
Firearms and Wilderness Conservation
codyfirearmsmuseumblog wrote 10 months ago: One of the more popular exhibits at the Cody Firearms Museum is our Adirondack Cabin. Built to resem … more →
Gun Reference Books
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codyfirearmsmuseumblog wrote 10 months ago: The staff of the Cody Firearms Museum is often asked about old guns that people have. Whether just f … more →
Heading Home
codyfirearmsmuseumblog wrote 11 months ago: I am sitting at gate D43 in McCarran Airport, waiting for boarding to start. The weekend here in Veg … more →
Day 1 at the Las Vegas Antique Arms Show
codyfirearmsmuseumblog wrote 11 months ago: It was a busy day here. Given that the attendance was down last year (by appearances and the general … more →
Viva Las Vegas... Well, for this weekend, anyway
codyfirearmsmuseumblog wrote 11 months ago: I am sitting in the airport in Cody, Wyoming. About four hours from now, I will be arriving in Las V … more →
Working on vacation
codyfirearmsmuseumblog wrote 12 months ago: OK – when you get a free tour of gallery and vault spaces at one of the best military museums … more →
XRF means X-Ray Fun!!!
codyfirearmsmuseumblog wrote 1 year ago: Not really. XRF is X-Ray Fluorescence. Essentially, it involves shooting low voltage x-rays at a tar … more →
Happy Thanksgiving!
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codyfirearmsmuseumblog wrote 1 year ago: The Winchester Wingo - in the original crates I want to make this one a short one given that we are … more →
M4s, Football, Lunch, and things
codyfirearmsmuseumblog wrote 1 year ago: Something of notice from a firearms history perspective – last week, the US Army announced tha … more →
