This week on “American Rifleman Television,” our feature segment is on the “The Guns of August”-covering the bolt-action rifles used by the Great Powers at the outbreak of World War I. But the game-changing infantry weapon of World War I was the belt-fed, water-cooled machine gun. Here we look at the German Maxim 08/15, a “light” version of Germany’s Maxim gun.
Collectors are without doubt the most passionate and active buyers of guns and accessories, and yet this segment of the gun market is often overlooked and ignored by modern-day manufacturers.
From the U.S. Marine Corps to Team Beretta to custom gunsmith, Ernest Langdon's company, Langdon Tactical Technology, is celebrating 10 years of business in 2024 with a commemorative 92 Elite LTT pistol.
CZ re-invented its approach to the modern bolt-action with its 600 line of rifles. Now, the CZ 600 American provides a specially configured and styled version for North American hunters.
The Tabatière is one of several breechloading conversions of existing military muskets, but unlike many others, this one continued to see use in the civilian world.
Few shooting experiences are more satisfying than firing a full-size .22 Long Rifle-chambered pistol. Most instructors agree that this is the best way to introduce new shooters to the fundamentals of firing a handgun.
Surrounded by the picturesque mountains of northeastern New Mexico, the NRA Whittington Center is a unique sight to behold and a shooting sports adventure facility without equal in the world.
