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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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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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Tonight on MidwayUSA's Gun Stories, Mark Keefe appears as a subject-matter expert on his favorite early 20th century military rifle, the Lee-Enfield.
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Ruger's unique big-bore hunting revolver offers an excellent balance of stopping power and manageable recoil.
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Wiley Clapp says he hasn't seen a Chinese Mausers for many years. Was the market for them so big that they have all disappeared into safes?
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More than 50 years after its introduction, as more bolt guns and semi-auto black rifles seem to sprout from every major manufacturer in the industry, the Ruger No. 1 is still in production, cementing that at least for some, there’s more to shooting and hunting than technological progress.
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Get a closer look at our latest Gun of the Week, the Ruger No. 1, with this gallery.
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American Hunter's Jon Draper takes a closer look at our latest Gun of the Week, the Ruger No. 1.
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The author, who served in Afghanistan with the U.S. Army's Rangers, earned a unique perspective to extoll the FNH SCAR's virtues as well as offer suggestions on what he believes would make it the ultimate weapon system. (Department of Defense Images)
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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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Not your run-of-the-mill M1911, the beefed up Maximus Arms Gladiator has 80 dimensional changes from the original Government Model—and it's made from the same steel as an Abrams main battle tank.
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American Rifleman TV's new season, airing Wednesday nights on Outdoor Channel, is in full swing. Get a video preview here.
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The state’s low taxes, smart gun regulations and skilled workforce were key factors in Mossberg’s decision to invest in Texas.
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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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Designed from the ground up for hunting feral hogs, Winchester Ammunition's Razorback XT gives you an edge in the field when using a .44 Rem. Mag.-chambered handgun or carbine.
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The level-three holster is weaponlight friendly and early testing shows it lives up to the company name.
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Every Thursday we'll share an article from the archives. From the August 6, 1914 edition of Arms & The Man, the editors mull the outbreak of World War I and the imminent United States' involvement. (Armor Plate Press image)
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American Rifleman TV heads back to Barksdale, Texas, for Part 2 of long-range precision training. Get a sneak peek here.
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Dave Campbell offers a look at the most popular all-around sporting cartridges.
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Overnighting in a gun-free zone may be uncomfortable, but my trip last week highlights just how ineffective “security” can be.
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Austin Dillon delivered an impressive career-best showing in Sunday's Coke Zero 400 at Daytona International Speedway.
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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. Back before there were cartridge guns, hunters had to do it the old fashioned way with the muzzleloading longrifle. Why he is reloading and why the buffalo are not roaming, we have no idea. Caption this week's photo for your chance to win!
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Okay, thanks to LaserLyte, most of us have seen a pistol bayonet, and here is a brief history of the dubious devices. But a pistol axe? Seriously? Don't make us go all viking on you.
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Designed for 3-Gun competition, this rifle is so versatile its appeal is not limited to competitive shooters.
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Get a closer look at our latest Gun of the Week, the Stag Arms Model 3G, with this gallery.
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Learn more about our new Gun of the Week, the Stag Arms Model 3G, with this video, hosted by American Rifleman's Joe Kurtenbach.
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SIG is now making its own branded ammo in a company-owned U.S. plant.
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Gerber designed its Cortex flashlight to operate on either two AA or three CR123 batteries.
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Austin Dillon and the Bass Pro Shops/NRA Museum No. 3 will take the green flag for the Coke Zero 400 on Sat., July 5, 2014.
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The drop-in unit from Tactical Fire Control offers not only a crisp single-stage trigger pull but adds a “third mode” of operation.
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Daniel Defense President/CEO Marty Daniel tells American Rifleman what sets them apart from competitors.
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At the 2014 National NRA Banquet and Auction in Indianapolis, Ind., Anthony Imperato, president and owner of Henry Repeating Arms, presented a check for $100,000 to the Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital.
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Wiley Clapp adds to his recent blog about a light Centennial-style revolver in 9 mm.
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Latest Comments
John Quigley wrote:
July 22, 2014
I have a Mossberg AR in 5.56/.223 and a Mini-14 (bot in 1981) it also handles 5.56/.223. Love both guns would probably carry either of them. Also have a 10/22 with carry bag. That would be my backup.
Brad wrote:
July 21, 2014
Tough question. Let's say that if the zombies were overrunning the house and I had to run out the door, I'd be carrying my ak74. It may be a mixture of Eastern European surplus but it's what I could afford. Since buying it, I have never ceased to be impressed with its reliability and general toughness. I like it also that with it being 5mm, I can carry more rounds for the same weight as some of the lager guns. I have also went target shooting with friends that have AR's and I have found our accuracy to be similar. Granted, when I ran out of the house to escape the zombies my wife would be carrying my 30-30 Winchester :)
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