History of Weapons & War

History of Weapons & War

Firearms History and Mechanics

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55 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 9 Mar 2026)

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Explore the evolution and mechanics of firearms with expert insights. Discover the origins, development, and usage of weapons from matchlocks to modern arms through over 6,000 videos.

βœ“Expert firearms historians
βœ“Extensive video library (6,000+ videos)
βœ“Coverage from matchlocks to modern arms
βœ“In-depth mechanics and development
βœ“Collaborations with museums and collections
βœ“Variety of perspectives and specialties
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What's New in History of Weapons & War

9.101.1

June 5, 2025

* Bug fixes * Performance improvements

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User reviews

It was a good run

Thanks for all your efforts in sharing knowledge and entertaining.

Awesome platform

So glad Ian and company decided to launch this. Love watching the content ad free. Also great to see videos that the big tech dbags can not block. Wish more creators would join. Thank you Ian for giving us all
A alternative. Keep up the good work!

Very nice app

Much better for binge watching than YT

Excellent content

I am quite enjoying the content that is available here. I especially like seeing the whole video on topics which have a reloading portion. As new creators join this platform will just get better . Keep up the good work .

Better than you tube

I’m a fan of Ian and Forgotten Weapons, so it was an obvious decision. Especially since you tube has taken such an anti-free-speech stance. This is an excellent app. I am also really enjoying the new shows. Great fun, and interesting.

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Reported Bugs

2 issues

Forgotten Weapons content sometimes missing or delayed

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App not available on LG store

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Requested Features

9 requests

Sort content by newest to oldest

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More exclusive content

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Add more creators (e.g., Paper Cartridges, C&Rsenal)

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More historical content beyond firearms

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Comment feature

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Links cited in video descriptions

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Creator-specific notifications

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Captions for videos

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Availability on LG store

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FAQ

What is the History of Weapons & War app about?

This app provides a comprehensive video library focused on the history, development, and mechanics of firearms. It features content from independent experts, covering weapons from early matchlocks to modern high-tech arms.

What kind of content can I expect in the app?

You can expect over 6,000 videos presented by subject matter experts who delve into the origins, development, usage, and working principles of various firearms. The content includes insights from collaborations with museums and private collections.

How much does the History of Weapons & War app cost?

Access to all features and content requires a subscription, available on a monthly or yearly basis. Pricing can vary by region and will be confirmed before purchase within the app. Payments are managed through your iTunes account.

Is the app available on different devices?

The app is available for subscription through your iTunes Account, implying compatibility with Apple devices. Subscription payments are managed via Account Settings and auto-renew unless deactivated.

Who are the experts featured in the app?

The app features a wide group of subject matter experts including Ian McCollum, Jonathan Ferguson, Henry Chan, Balazs Nemeth, and Matthew Moss, among others. They bring diverse specialties and perspectives on firearms history and their use.