New! American Rifleman Magazine App Now On Android

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posted on November 18, 2015
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Got Android? Because we do. We have updated our “NRA Magazines” app, so now you can get your monthly American Rifleman delivered to your Android device on Google Play or to your iPad on the App Store. As a bonus, digital NRA members get all three “NRA Official Journals”—American Rifleman, American Hunter and America’s 1st Freedom—but sample issues are available for free to all NRA members by downloading the “NRA Magazines” app. For more information, go to nrapublications.org/app. To download, go to Google Play on your Android Device or for the iPad version, go to the App store.

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