American Rifleman

The Remington M24 Sniper Weapon System

Introduced in 1962 and beloved by millions of shooters and hunters, Remington's Model 700 bolt-action...

Throwback Thursday: Dr. Shush!

From the February 1982 American Rifleman, learn the history of the first silencer, invented by...

American Rifleman Archives: Sky Sniper

In honor of the United States Navy's 240th birthday, we present this article from the...

Throwback Thursday: Snipers—Specialists in Warfare

Every Thursday we'll share an article from the American Rifleman archives. In this week's article...

The Genesis Of Sniping

Before sniping could make an impact on the battlefield, two things were required: accurate rifles...

The Forgotten Guns of D-Day

When it comes to the infantry arms of D-Day and the Battle for Normandy, guns...

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Special Presentation: Maj. John Plaster on “Sniping in the Great War”

Retired U.S. Army Special Forces Major John Plaster continues his sniping history seminars, this year...

Behind Enemy Lines: Weapons of Vietnam's Covert Warriors

During the Vietnam War, the men of the Studies and Observations Group carried an astonishing...

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Presentations To Feature “Guns Of The Pacific War” And “Sniping In The Great War”

Presentations To Feature “Guns Of The Pacific War” And “Sniping In The Great War” While...

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Editor's Choice: Palladium Press Ensemble

Palladium has done the modern reader a service by preserving these great writings on the...

The "Light Fifty's" Baby Brother: Barrett's 98B

Best known for its .50 BMG Model 82 and M107 rifles, Barrett Mfg. has continued...

The M1C Garand Sniper Rifle

When the U.S. Army sought a sniping rifle based on the M1 Garand at the...

Leupold Mark 8 3.5-25X 56 mm

Leupold Tactical’s Mark 8 riflescope was built to provide military and law-enforcement users with an...

Top Five All-Around Sporting Cartridges

Dave Campbell offers a look at the most popular all-around sporting cartridges.

The Guns of 1864

In 1864, more and more repeating rifles-Spencers and “sixteen shooter” Henrys-made their way into Union...

A Look Back at the Remington 700

Arguably the most popular bolt-action rifle ever made, the Model 700 traces its lineage back...

Throwback Thursday: An Old-Time Sniper