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Tested: Henry American Eagle Lever-Action .22 Rifle

Tested: Henry American Eagle Lever-Action .22 Rifle

This handsomely crafted piece of Americana can be enjoyed in a display case or out...
A First Look at 2020's New Guns

A First Look at 2020's New Guns

Plenty of new firearm models on display at the 2019 NASGW is a positive indication...
Opening Shot: Model 1883 and No. 353 Gatling Guns

Opening Shot: Model 1883 and No. 353 Gatling Guns

From the NRA Museum, check out these firearms that have provenance to the 1939 movie,...
NRA Gun of the Week: Henry Repeating Arms Long Ranger Rifle

NRA Gun of the Week: Henry Repeating Arms Long Ranger Rifle

Watch as American Rifleman's David Herman examines a lever-action repeater designed for long-range work.
A Look Back at the Smith & Wesson Model 41

A Look Back at the Smith & Wesson Model 41

In 1947, after 10 years of development and research, Smith & Wesson debuted what it...
Tested: Henry Repeating Arms Smooth Bore Garden Gun

Tested: Henry Repeating Arms Smooth Bore Garden Gun

An old-school solution to pest control has been revived with this handy little .22-caliber lever-action...
A Hard Look at Henry Lever-Actions

A Hard Look at Henry Lever-Actions

A relatively young company, Henry Repeating Arms has risen to become a significant maker of...
First to Fight the Blitzkrieg: Polish Small Arms in September 1939

First to Fight the Blitzkrieg: Polish Small Arms in September 1939

When Nazi Germany invaded Poland on Sept. 1, 1939, they found the Polish military to...
Rolling Thunder: An Interview with Clint Smith of Thunder Ranch

Rolling Thunder: An Interview with Clint Smith of Thunder Ranch

Executive Editor Joe Kurtenbach sits down with Thunder Ranch's Clint Smith to talk about his...
Wiley Clapp: Guns They Oughta Make—5-inch S&W Model 686

Wiley Clapp: Guns They Oughta Make—5-inch S&W Model 686

There is a S&W revolver that I regard highly and would like to see a...
With Guns Drawn: An Interview with Firearm Artist Lorin Michki

With Guns Drawn: An Interview with Firearm Artist Lorin Michki

In an era of digital design, Lorin has gone old school, leveraging his traditional skills...
Tonight on American Rifleman TV: D-Day + 75—Juno and Gold; Crimson Trace Lasersaddle; Winchester Model 42

Tonight on American Rifleman TV: D-Day + 75—Juno and Gold; Crimson Trace Lasersaddle; Winchester Model 42

This week's episode focuses on the valor and sacrifice of our allies 75 years ago—as...
Father's Day Favorites for Gun Guys

Father's Day Favorites for Gun Guys

Need some last-minute gift ideas for Father's Day? American Rifleman is here to help.
Quintessential Guns and Gear for the Camping Enthusiast

Quintessential Guns and Gear for the Camping Enthusiast

Ready for some summer camping excursions? Here are some ideas from American Rifleman to get...
Tested: Brownells BRN-10A Rifle

Tested: Brownells BRN-10A Rifle

Few firearm designs of the 20th century were as influential as the AR-10. Designed by...
Tested: Ruger Wrangler .22 LR Single-Action Revolver

Tested: Ruger Wrangler .22 LR Single-Action Revolver

Enjoy the fun, accuracy and reliability of Ruger's rimfire revolvers at a fraction of the...
In the Company of Soldiers: The U.S. M17 & M18 Modular Handgun Systems

In the Company of Soldiers: The U.S. M17 & M18 Modular Handgun Systems

The U.S. Army adopted a new semi-automatic pistol, the M17 as made by SIG Sauer,...
Tested: Colt 1903 Parkerized Pistol

Tested: Colt 1903 Parkerized Pistol

The original Colt Model 1903 Pocket Hammerless hails from the very earliest days of the...
Tested: Smith & Wesson Model 19 Classic Revolver

Tested: Smith & Wesson Model 19 Classic Revolver

It was a gun so perfectly suited for law enforcement use that it was nicknamed...
Tested: Mossberg’s MC1sc Pistol

Tested: Mossberg’s MC1sc Pistol

The Mossberg Carry 1 Subcompact ticks all the boxes for a modern, personal-protection, center-fire pistol.
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