Archive for NRA Staff

Rifles of the African Plains

African rifles are more than just wood and steel. The genre is rich in romance, tradition and history. From the article "African Plains-Game Rifles."

July 15, 2012

Accuracy Matters

Best known for 1911s and AR rifles, Les Baer actually started out on bolt actions in the 70s, and now he has returned to them with two extremely accurate rifles. From the article "Accuracy Matters with Les Baer's Tactical Recon."

July 15, 2012

Eight Awesomely Bad Shooting Tips

In an effort to rid the firearms world of these damaging misconceptions, we surveyed eight professional shooters and writers to get their best examples of shooting advice gone wrong. Learn them, know them and be sure to scold anyone who has the gall to offer up any of these awesomely bad shooting tips.

July 15, 2012

The Arms of 1775

At the battles of Lexington and Concord, American Patriots stood up to the might of the British Empire, taking up their own arms in defense of their rights as free men. From the article "The Arms of April 19, 1775."

July 15, 2012

Nosler Rifles

Nosler has come full circle in the shooting sports by producing high-quality rifles and projectiles. From the article "Nosler Rifles Come Full Circle."

July 15, 2012

Last-Minute Father’s Day Gift Ideas

Still trying to figure out what to get for the man who helped bring you into this world, and still guides you down the right road? Here are some last-minute gift ideas for fathers who exercise their freedoms in the great outdoors.

July 15, 2012

Fundamentals of Handgun Shooting

All shooters begin at the same place?the basics. Even professional shooters start with the fundamentals before expanding their skills and becoming champions. Start with the basics to become an expert. From the article "The Fundamentals of Handgun Shooting."

July 15, 2012

Flags for the Fallen: Remembering Our Heroes

In preparation for the upcoming Memorial Day weekend, more than 1,000 soldiers, sailors and Marines took part in the annual "Flags In" tradition Thursday, May 27 at Arlington National Cemetery. The tradition—established in 1948—honors the servicemen and women sheltered on the 624 acres in Arlington. (Photos by Hannele Lahti)

July 15, 2012

Visit with SureFire

Associate Online Shooting Editor Paul Rackley visited SureFire’s headquarters in Orange County, Calif., to check out their products and manufacturing processes.

July 15, 2012

American-Made Muskets in the Revolutionary War

American-made muskets made a real difference in the fight for independence. From the article "American-Made Muskets in the Revolutionary War."

July 15, 2012

Strong-Side Holsters

There are numerous strong-side concealed-carry holsters on the market. Here are just a few we recommend you consider for the strong side. From the article "Concealed Carry: The Strong Side."

July 15, 2012

IWA Gallery of Guns

Industry Insider's Cameron Hopkins at the Nurnberg, Germany at the 2010 IWA Firearms show.

July 15, 2012

Tell Us About Your Turkey Gun

Upload a photo of your favorite turkey shotgun (please ensure that all safety rules are followed) and briefly tell us why it is your favorite turkey slaying shotgun.

July 15, 2012

Nosler Factory Tour

American Rifleman Managing Editor Aaron Carter made a trip out to Bend, Oregon to see the lead, brass and sweat that go into each batch of Nosler bullets and ammunition.

July 15, 2012

Images from the 2010 SHOT Show

Our editors are on location to bring you the latest products from the largest annual gathering of industry professionals: the Shooting, Hunting and Outdoor Trade (SHOT) Show.

July 15, 2012