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Bass Pro Shops is hosting Set Your Sights events, offering free seminars on a variety of topics, including optics, accessories, concealed-carry laws, firearms maintenance and safety.
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The .25-45 Sharps was designed to provide a larger caliber for hunters wanting to use an AR-platform rifle.
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In this week's article taken from the July 1944 issue, War Correspondent Bill Shadel shares stories gleaned in Italy by GI correspondents.
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Winchester manufactured the Model 1873 from 1873 through 1919, producing about 720,000 in all.
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The Combat Ready Shooters Mat easily transports a rifle and gear to the range before transforming into a comfortable mat for long-range shooting.
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Redfield is offering a $45 rebate with the purchase of one of three Battlezone riflescopes.
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Given its age and modest external ballistics, is the .30-30 Win.'s existence justified? It's your call.
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Marksmanship competition once spurred the development of handguns with some unusual characteristics.
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Most of the older, major-trademark American shotgun manufacturers, including Parker Brothers, A.H. Fox, Ithaca and L.C. Smith, offered a lineup of single-shot trap models in addition to their more popular side-by-sides. Today, however, collector interest varies greatly between the two configurations.
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Likely the only lead-free muzzleloading-specific round balls, TomBob Outdoors’ American-made ITX 10 g/cc balls are constructed from materials with no significant traces of lead.
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Good news for tax season, thanks to our quiet friends, Advanced Armament Corporation.
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Federal Premium's Personal Defense Low Recoil ammunition will less the felt recoil of your favorite .45 Auto-chambered pocket pistol.
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Technological advances make it easier and easier to perform even the simplest of tasks, but have we gone too far or not far enough?
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The .38 Super +P was used to differentiate between it and the .38 Auto or .38 ACP cartridge that is identical in appearance.
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Learn more about the CVA Apex with this video, hosted by American Hunter's Adam Heggenstaller.
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If you’re looking for one rifle for all seasons, the Apex may be it. Sure, it’s a single-shot, but with this kind of accuracy, one shot could be all you need.
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Get a closer look at our latest Gun of the Week, the CVA Apex, with this gallery.
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Remington is recalling Model 700 and Model Seven rifles due to a potentially dangerous issue with X-Mark Pro triggers.
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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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Barrel-mounted sights might be handy but don't deliver when it comes to sight radius. Try this easy-to-install and elevation-adjustable unit to instantly increase your rifle's sight radius.
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During the Civil War, a total of 45,733 Model 1860 carbines and 11,471 Model 1860 rifles were produced under U.S. Army Ordnance Department contracts.
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This short-barreled single-action packs a punch for personal protection in the great outdoors.
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The ammunition that SIG Sauer announced earlier this year is now available in most popular semi-auto pistol calibers.
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Hornady Critical Defense .44 Spl. ammunition combines "premium" performance with modest recoil.
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A smoothbore produced by Oscar Will von Mars Repetier-Luftgewehr.the Mars Air Rifle shot 4.4 mm steel round balls (BB shot), was 115 cm long and held 100 BBs. The Mars company went out of business after World War II.
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After working with this light for several weeks I’m convinced it’s a great home-defense addition to a railed long gun.
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The Navy Arms Winchester Model 1873, featuring checkered walnut and real bone-charcoal color-casehardening, is one of the nicest production lever-actions Keefe has ever handled.
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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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Federal Premium's Mag-Shok 20-ga., 2 3/4" HEAVYWEIGHT Turkey load provides gobbler-getting vitality to older, yet still safe, 20-gauge shotguns.
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In this week's article taken from the May 1944 issue, War Correspondent Bill Shadel shares an eye-witness account of the bitter stalemate at Cassino.
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One of the weakest points of home security is the garage, as it is much easier to infiltrate than most people realize.
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Waterproof and impact-resistant, the CL-43 features a rubberized activation button, momentary and constant on and a unique configuration.
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With the BSA TW30RDLL, BSA Optics offers a value-conscious high-powered sight for precision shooting to be attached to an AR or other semi-automatic rifle. Read the full review here.
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New guns arrive daily to the attention of the NRA Publications Armorer. Take a look at what's in his office today.
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The CQTS is Bushnell’s first Elite Tactical line red-dot scope, featuring multi-coated optics, a 30 mm tube, armored caps and a one-year, no-risk guarantee.
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Arguably the most popular bolt-action rifle ever made, the Model 700 traces its lineage back to the 1917 Enfield.
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The Rifleman team may be leaving FTW Ranch, but this summer we're bringing range right to your living room in an all-new season of American Rifleman Television on the Outdoor Channel.
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The seldom-encountered .45 G.A.P. is a first-rate cartridge for personal protection.
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The Versacarry is a lightweight carry system adds virtually no bulk to the handgun and can be used by right- or left-hand shooters.
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S&W’s Model 351c is the new solid-frame .38 Spl. hammerless revolver which is the latest variation of the Centennial design. See the full review here.
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Pursuit X1 Predator Light kits can be mounted on rifles, shotguns and bows to provide night-busting illumination for a variety of activities.
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The Mag Charger works with all AR-15 magazines and makes loading faster and easier.
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Even though it is one of the most popular cartridges in the world, there are very few revolvers chambered for the 9 mm.
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These days, U.S. M1917 bayonets command a premium over the P’13 bayonets, even though about 2.5 million M1917 bayonets were made.
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With its move to a spacious and modern complex in Bessemer, Ala., Steyr Arms signals just how bullish it is in selling its high-end guns to American shooters.
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PRADCO left behind Swine Wine, Raspberry Jelly Donuts and more after last week's visit to NRA Headquarters.
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Regardless of how you do it, the simpler you can keep the installation of a gun-mounted light, the better. Rail space is limited, so you need to make a plan.
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Attendees of the 143rd NRA Annual Meetings & Exhibits are invited to join American Rifleman editors and other special guests for a number of Special Sessions.
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A modern interpretation of the M1911, Rock Island Armory's Tactical II provides consumers with a 1911 design that's chambered in 10 mm.
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Even for a lawful citizen caught in what could turn into a self-defense situation, accidental discharges of light could put you at a disadvantage.
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Latest Comments
Terry wrote:
April 17, 2014
In my emergency backpack, could be referred to as a bug out bag. I have a Ruger 4 .22. More for hunting. very accurate ammo light weight. I have various loads including rat shot. They are dependable and can take out game up to and including a deer. If I also want protection I would add or use my AR15 sporter.
JESSE wrote:
April 17, 2014
M4 proven over and over. I started with the first generation in 1968 and ended in 1990. Never failed me as long as I took care of it.
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