One source for every firearm reference in your reporting.
Stop opening fifteen tabs to verify a spec. Newsrooms, technical writers, fact-checking desks and film-production armorers pull from one citable API. The same firearm reads the same in every byline.
What changes for you
Daten
Confidence scores on every field. Country of origin, in-service dates, manufacturer chain. Citations land in the article without anyone leaving the CMS.
KI
Newsroom assistants and copy-edit bots verify firearm references against a structured source instead of hallucinating from scraped pages. The byline keeps integrity.
Workflow
Reporters ship faster. Fact-checkers spend their time on contested claims, not on confirming barrel lengths. Film armorers source props from one inventory.
Endpoints that power this industry
- GET
/v1/firearms/searchTypo-tolerant lookup. Pasted from a press release, lands the right firearm.
- GET
/v1/firearms/:idFull record. Every spec citable, with a confidence score for the editor.
- GET
/v1/manufacturers/:idManufacturer heritage. Helps a reporter contextualise the firearm in the lede.
- GET
/v1/calibers/:idCartridge specs, primary references. The ballistics paragraph writes itself.
How teams wire it in
Newsrooms typically embed a small "verify" widget in the CMS that queries the search endpoint as the reporter types. The verified firearm renders into the article with a citation link to its public GunSpec page. Editors approve, the byline ships.