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Every Thursday we'll share an article from the American Rifleman archives. In this week's article taken from the August 1949 issue, Philip Sharpe laments on the hardships imposed on shooters by German occupation forces and gun registration lists.
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The Colt AR-15 SP1 is the original semi-automatic version of the AR rifle, and is largely responsible for the long-lasting popularity of this design. More than 50 years after its introduction to the civilian market, the interest in this gun continues to surge.
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Read three more amazing stories of self-defense in the latest online edition of The Armed Citizen®.
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Enter Springfield Armory's Duel II promotion, during which more than $100,000 worth of handguns and merchandise will be awarded.
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Junior shooter Lee Wills proves the old saying, “God made man, but Samuel Colt made them equal” applies to more than self-defense. Photo by Yamil Sued.
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Tune in Wednesday nights on the Outdoor Channel for the latest episode of American Rifleman TV. Here's what we've got in store for the month of August.
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American Rifleman TV is in Columbia, Mo., for one of the longest-running pistol competitions, the MidwayUSA & NRA Bianchi Cup.
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One lucky OWU will win a WBY-X Blaze rifle. Get all the details here.
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The pistol is a striker-fired version of the LC9, featuring a newly designed trigger mechanism.
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Having a hard time deciding which ammunition to buy for practice and which to use in your handgun for personal protection? Read on.
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Some would call Remington’s production suspension of the R51 pistol a debacle. I call it a sign of changing market dynamics when it comes to new firearm introductions. It speaks to how guns are made today how consumers and the firearm press cover new guns.
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For varmints or other long-range shots, CMMG's new Mk4 V and Mk4 V2 rifles, both chambered in 5.56x45 mm, offer distinct advantages.
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The throw lever allows for quick magnification adjustments.
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The Beretta M9 was adopted by the United States Armed Forces in 1985 and has been in U.S. production since 1987.
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For those relatively new to the firearm industry it would seem that the Remington R51’s suspension from production is the end of the world. It’s not. What happens next is what is important.
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At the annual CLA Game Fair in Britain, fans of vintage doubles will find an incredible number and selection of finely crafted shotguns and Express rifles.
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GhostStryke blocks out any noises above the 85-decibel level while amplifying all the other “safe” sounds by up to six times.
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The American-made Red Label over-under shotgun, which was unceremoniously dropped from the company catalog, is back now, completely re-engineered and more affordable than ever. And it’s still made here in the United States.
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Baucom will compete with Mossberg shotguns and bolt-Action rifles.
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Read three more amazing stories of self-defense in the latest online edition of The Armed Citizen®.
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If you own a Remington R51 9 mm pistol, listen up: Remington has announced they will replace it with a new production gun this fall.
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Read three more amazing stories of self-defense in the latest online edition of The Armed Citizen®.
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A timeless design by a youthful John Browning combined with superb manufacturing quality keeps this 128-year-old rifle alive today.
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Wider beams with increased surround light will be noticeable on these new models, thanks to a precision reflector.
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Although they are handy and convenient to carry, pocket pistols can be a challenge to master.
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Springfield Armory Pro Shooter Rob Leatham highlights the features of the new Springfield Range Officer Compact.
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This new customized kit provides both defensive tools and emergency essentials in a rugged, portable package.
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The concealed-carry bags, which boast the look and feel of designer purses, are now available in a new compact and casual series of bags.
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Not all cartridges are created equal when it comes to long-term storage.
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Gain confidence in sight pictures, trigger control, accuracy and more with LaserLyte's new compact kit.
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Finding the best sights is still up to the shooter, but Wiley Clapp encourages folks to try anything that seems to give them an edge.
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American Rifleman TV stays at Gunsite this week for Part 2 of "Guns and ATVs." The Smith & Wesson Model 66 is reviewed, and "I Have This Old Gun..." looks at the German MP40. Get a sneak peek here.
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While Beretta announced earlier this year that it was expanding its operations to Tennessee, the company reported today that all manufacturing will now move to the far-more-firearm-friendly state.
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The company rolled out mobile software this week, designed to keep shooters on target.
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Read the official BerettaUSA announcement in its entirely regarding its decision to move its entire Maryland manufacturing capabilities to Tennessee.
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Now that you have your AR and know how to maintain and handle it safely, it’s time to find out how to hit your target. First, let’s get on paper, then we’ll work on a drill designed to help you become proficient with your rifle.
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The VTAC DSTT addresses the need for a realistic target that also allows for easy scoring, zeroing and repeated training drills.
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For the past 14 years, the New Jersey State Police has carried the SIG Sauer P228 in 9 mm.
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The Salvo 12 provides a much-needed option for shooting enthusiasts.
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More than 2,500 gun safety locks were given out at the gun safety awareness seminars that drew more than 1,500 community members to attend.
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While gun ownership laws in the United Kingdom are very troubling to NRA members, the Brits are way ahead of us when it comes to using suppressors.
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Read three more amazing stories of self-defense in the latest online edition of The Armed Citizen®.
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The SIG Sauer P226 came out on top for its reliability, accuracy and durability.
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Read three more amazing stories of self-defense in the latest online edition of The Armed Citizen®.
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The ARES Defense SCR is a semi-automatic rifle that employs many of the virtues of the AR-15 platform, minus the "features" singled out by firearm-unfriendly states.
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Wiley Clapp examines what today’s automatic-oriented shooters know about understanding the wheel (gun).
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Every Thursday we'll share an article from the archives. From the August 20, 1914 edition of Arms & The Man, the editors caution on siding too strongly with any of the combatants, but rather with the one whose cause is most just. (Armor Plate Press image)
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The Henry Repeating Arms Survival Kit contains a number of multi-use, high-quality items.
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When you have magazines dating back to 1885, you end up flipping through pages and chuckling at times over what you find, including this image of a would-be Robin Hood trying to make bacon one sharpened stick at a time. Come on, give it your best shot. You just might win this week's prize.
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American Rifleman TV heads to Gunsite Academy in Paulden, Ariz., for Part 1 of "Guns and ATVs." Get a sneak peek here.
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Latest Comments
Jerry buzzard wrote:
July 31, 2014
M1 carbine it never let me down jamming .....ex ex and no need for optics!
Bob Pietsch wrote:
July 30, 2014
Agree with the M4/AR reasoning. However, the 12ga., 10/22 arguments work depending upon your situation. Sidearm - 1911. Thinking ahead and preparation are the key, no matter your preferances.
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