American Rifleman

Special Presentation: The Guns of the Mediterranean

In "The Guns of the Mediterranean," veteran session speaker contributor Martin K.A. Morgan transports us...

The Keefe Report: "It's My Second Amendment"

A man should have heroes. And I am proud to say I have come to...

Goodbye, Don Burgett

American Rifleman lost a friend, and America lost a hero, with the passing of Don...

From Civil War To World War: The Genesis Of Sniping, Part 4

After the American Civil War, repeating rifles and smokeless powder revolutionized shooting. Accurate rifles that...

Hemingway's Guns

Shaped by a lifetime quest for real experiences, Ernest Hemingway was fashioned into all he...

The Unlikely Resilience of the AR-7 Survival Rifle

Despite the failed fortunes of its former manufacturers, the AR-7 rifle remains in production after...

Remember Pearl Harbor: The Men and the Guns

On Dec. 7, 1941, a “date which will live in infamy,” Americans fought back against...

A First Look at 2017's New Guns

While some manufacturers are holding their new-gun secrets closely until the 2017 SHOT Show, some...

Never In Anger: The Pedersen Device

Though never used in combat, the innovative Pedersen Device was a potential solution to the...

Handgun Hard Choices: Colt M1911 or S&W M1917?

The armorer offers you a Colt Automatic Pistol, Caliber .45, M1911 or a Smith &...

Garands In The King's Service

In the dark days of World War II, when Britain faced Hitler’s war machine alone,...

The Winchester Story

It was 150 years ago that the name “Winchester” was first stamped on a rifle....

Tested: Springfield Armory Loaded M1A

This classic semi-automatic .308 rifle arrives tricked out and ready to go to work as...

The Keefe Report—Memorial Day: “If we are prepared to die, we can go forward.”

Memorial Day is a day that is a lot of Americans misunderstand. Frankly, we should...

The M1A1 Carbine

The “U.S. Carbine, Caliber .30, M1A1”—used by the elite American Airborne throughout World War II...

Remington Goes To War

Though mainly thought of as a maker of sporting arms, Remington was never a company...

Firepower in the Pacific: The “Stinger” Machine Gun

The improvised Browning belt-fed, .30-’06 “Stinger” in the hands of U.S. Marines played a part...

G.I. “Non-Colt” M1911s

Today, the name Colt is synonymous with the U.S. M1911 .45 ACP pistol. Virtually forgotten...

Combat Shotguns of the Vietnam War

Shotguns with familiar names—Ithaca, Remington, Winchester, Savage and Stevens—served American troops with distinction in the...

Keefe Report: Is Walnut The New Black?

Want to know what is on the minds of the American shooting public? This month,...

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