Historical Rifle Information

The ’03 Springfield, fitted with telescopic sights and fired by American soldiers and Marines, was...

The company’s Parker-Hale Whitworth and the Parker-Hale Volunteer, to be specific, are back, in both...

A Revolutionary War veteran and one of the leading men in the “Old Northwest,” John...

During the Civil War, sharpshooters brought marksmanship skills to bear, dispatching generals and influencing battles.

It was 200 years ago that the Remington name first appeared on a gun barrel.

Watch a preview of tonight's episode of American Rifleman TV, which continues its look at...

Watch a preview of tonight's episode of American Rifleman TV, which is the first look...

It’s certainly no secret that military rifles and military cartridges have been adapted to sporting...

This bolt-action rifle operated by a lever was ahead of its time.

The biggest advancement in precise, aimed fire before the American Civil War wasn’t made to...

Started as a marksmanship program—with one eye toward the firm’s bottom line—the Winchester Junior Rifle...

In 1861, the Pattern 1853 Enfield rifle-musket was considered the best infantry arm available to...

On July 2 or 3, 1863, Pvt. John Fallin of the 23rd Virginia Infantry lost...

Today marks a significant day in the history of Great Britain and her empire. For...

The .303-cal. Short, Magazine Lee-Enfield Mk III rifle was fast to operate and up to...