I Have This Old Gun

Taken from American Rifleman Television's closing segment, American Rifleman’s panel of experts uncover some of the more interesting treasures—from the common to the extremely rare—ensconced within NRA's National Firearms Museum and private collections, then they provide commentary and take them to the range.

This Old Gun: L2A3 Sterling SMG

Needing to replace its Sten submachine gun following World War II, the British military contracted...

This Old Gun: French Tabatière Rifled Musket

One of the interesting things about the military—especially in centuries past—is that under certain circumstances...

This Old Gun: Ward's Western Field Model 10

The single-shot shotgun reigned supreme in the first half of the 20th century, and this...

This Old Gun: Smith & Wesson Model 49 Bodyguard

When the market for concealable backup revolvers expanded in the 1950s, the Smith & Wesson...

This Old Gun: Stevens Favorite No. 17

Long before the Ruger semi-automatic 10/22 and even before the Marlin 1897 lever-action, but appearing...

This Old Gun: ArmaLite AR-18

Taking a look at the ArmaLite AR-18, a stamped sheet-metal combat rifle developed by the...

The Model 1895 Lee Navy: Background & Value

Considering the trends in U.S. military firearm technology during the 1890s, the country’s selection of...

ARTV Preview: British 1st Airborne at Arnhem During Operation Market Garden; Marlin Model 1894 in .44 Magnum; Bergmann MP-28 Sub-Machine Gun

This week on on American Rifleman TV we continue with Operation Market Garden during WWII,...

The American Chauchat: Shooting A Gladiator Model 1918 CSRG

In this review, Field Editor Martin K. A. Morgan goes over the history of the...

This Old Gun: Great Western 'The Deputy' Revolver

Colt’s 1949 announcement to discontinue its Single Action Army (SAA) inspired a few entrepreneurial individuals...