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<p><strong>Garry James</strong>, senior editor of Guns & Ammo Magazine,(left) and Philip Schreier, senior curator for the NRA, inspect two of the firearms from Charles E. Conrad's original collection. James holds the Henry repeating rifle, a .44 caliber rifle only manufactured between 1860-1866. Schreier holds a Sporterized Spencer Repeating Carbine; the last one manufactured in 1865. (Seaborn Larson/Daily Inter Lake)</p>

<p><strong>Garry James</strong>, senior editor of Guns & Ammo Magazine,(left) and Philip Schreier, senior curator for the NRA, inspect two of the firearms from Charles E. Conrad's original collection. James holds the Henry repeating rifle, a .44 caliber rifle only manufactured between 1860-1866. Schreier holds a Sporterized Spencer Repeating Carbine; the last one manufactured in 1865. (Seaborn Larson/Daily Inter Lake)</p>

August 19, 2015

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Experts examine Conrad firearms collection
August 19, 2015 8:22 p.m.

Experts examine Conrad firearms collection

A collection of firearms that belonged to Kalispell founder Charles E. Conrad have returned home, and are the focus of an exhibit at the Conrad Mansion this weekend.