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Book Review—Death Rattle: The British Soldier’s Machine Gun 1870 - 2015

Book Review—Death Rattle: The British Soldier’s Machine Gun 1870 - 2015

John Hutchins’ book is the definitive treatise on the machine gun as used by British...

Video—Shooting the MG42 Machine Gun

Video—Shooting the MG42 Machine Gun

Firing an historic rifle such as the MG42, then reviewing footage of it in operation,...

The Underappreciated .32 Magnums

The Underappreciated .32 Magnums

The choice of carry handgun is often a trade-off between size, ammunition capacity and terminal...

D-Day + 75: Arms of the Airborne

D-Day + 75: Arms of the Airborne

Seventy-five years ago, Allied troops invaded Hitler’s “Fortress Europe” to bring an end to Nazi...

The Armed Citizen® May 3, 2019

The Armed Citizen® May 3, 2019

In Tennessee, a husband and wife were disturbed at night by banging noises against their...

Savage Adds New Configurations, Mossy Oak Overwatch to Rifle Lineup

Savage Adds New Configurations, Mossy Oak Overwatch to Rifle Lineup

The introductions include several caliber additions and model upgrades to Savage’s existing center-fire and rimfire...

A Look Back at the Thompson Submachine Gun

A Look Back at the Thompson Submachine Gun

There is only a limited supply of Thompsons left, and fewer yet that can be...

The Luger of the Tropics

The Luger of the Tropics

In the hands of the military and police—as well as revolutionaries and bandits—for decades, the...

The M1 Garand At Dieppe

The M1 Garand At Dieppe

In August 1942, a small force of U.S. Army Rangers accompanying British and Canadian troops...

The Armed Citizen® March 15, 2019

The Armed Citizen® March 15, 2019

Soundly asleep in her bedroom, a 74-year-old woman awakened to the sounds of a burglar...

The G.I. Thompson In World War II

The G.I. Thompson In World War II

Although the U.S. Army was slow to adopt the iconic gun, the Marines had been...

The Case for the 20"-Barreled AR-15 Rifle

The Case for the 20"-Barreled AR-15 Rifle

Although the semi-automatic M4-style carbine has dominated the AR market for many years, there is...

The Armed Citizen® February 15, 2019

The Armed Citizen® February 15, 2019

California has its share of armed citizens who believe in exercising their Second Amendment rights.

The Keefe Report: The Guns of “They Shall Not Grow Old“

The Keefe Report: The Guns of “They Shall Not Grow Old“

Director Peter Jackson, the man behind The recent film adaptation of JRR Tolkien’s “Lord of...

The Little Savage: .250-3000

The Little Savage: .250-3000

After a century, the sun is setting on the .250-3000 Savage. Many decades ago, though,...

Behind Enemy Lines With The CAR-15 Rifle

Behind Enemy Lines With The CAR-15 Rifle

During the Vietnam War, Special Forces soldiers of the Studies and Observation Group fought a...

First Action in the European Theater: The M1 Garand at Dieppe

First Action in the European Theater: The M1 Garand at Dieppe

While used previously in defense of the Philippines, the American M1 would not see European-theater...

America’s First: Hiram Maxim’s Heavy Machine Gun

America’s First: Hiram Maxim’s Heavy Machine Gun

Maxim took inspiration from a childhood memory of being knocked over by recoil to later...

Tested: Hi-Lux XTC1-4X34 Riflescope

Tested: Hi-Lux XTC1-4X34 Riflescope

In 1966, James Leatherwood started Leatherwood Optics, and the U.S. Army would soon issue his...

Shedding New Light on the “Air Service” Springfield M1903

Shedding New Light on the “Air Service” Springfield M1903

There has been confusion and speculation about the M1903 Springfield “Stripped for Air Service.” Documents...

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