National Firearms Museum

The National Firearms Museum in Fairfax shows in excess of 2,000 noteworthy guns spreading over 600 years in its 15,000-sq.- foot office. The gallery's 14 exhibitions, situated at the National Rifle Association Headquarters, follow the advancement of guns and their importance to America's legacy.

Some of America's guns treasures are in plain view, incorporating the most seasoned firearm in America, a wheel bolt black powder gun that came over or the Mayflower, Kentucky rifles, peculiarities and curiosa, military arms, donning weapons, and target firearms including those of Olympic gold medallists and national champions.

Popular people whose weapons are in plain view incorporate Dwight Eisenhower, Theodore Roosevelt, Annie Oakley, Buffalo Bill Cody, Napoleon, Chuck Yeager, Jesse James, Tom Selleck, and more. NFM store highlights NRA attire, keepsakes, and incredible choice of firearm books.