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Ben Comfort’s Wimbledon Cup Rifle Comes Home

Ben Comfort’s Wimbledon Cup Rifle Comes Home

One of the most important rifles used in NRA’s National Matches has been reunited with...
U.S. Army Ordnance vs. NRA: The Battle Over the M1 Garand

U.S. Army Ordnance vs. NRA: The Battle Over the M1 Garand

At one time, the National Rifle Association really didn't like the M1 Garand. Here's the...
'Unquestionably A 1911:' The Nighthawk Custom/Thunder Ranch Combat Special

'Unquestionably A 1911:' The Nighthawk Custom/Thunder Ranch Combat Special

American Rifleman Executive Editor Joe Kurtenbach spent time at Thunder Ranch shooting a Combat Special...
Retro Review: Smith & Wesson LadySmith Revolvers

Retro Review: Smith & Wesson LadySmith Revolvers

Smith & Wesson made a concerted effort to appeal to women gun owners as early...
NRA Gun of the Week: Colt's King Cobra Revolver

NRA Gun of the Week: Colt's King Cobra Revolver

Watch as American Rifleman's Mark Keefe gets up close with a .357 Mag. snake gun...
Filthy Firearm: AR Accuracy Testing at 10,000 Rounds

Filthy Firearm: AR Accuracy Testing at 10,000 Rounds

How clean does a rifle have to be to shoot well? Or better yet, how...
Tonight on American Rifleman TV: Americans in World War I, Part 8; Winchester SX4 Shotgun; Mauser Model 98A

Tonight on American Rifleman TV: Americans in World War I, Part 8; Winchester SX4 Shotgun; Mauser Model 98A

Tune in tonight as American Rifleman TV concludes its eight-part series on the Americans in...
A Look Back at the Smith & Wesson Model 19

A Look Back at the Smith & Wesson Model 19

When Smith & Wesson changed from names to model numbers in 1957, the Combat Magnum...
How NRA Trained America’s Snipers To Fight “Over There”

How NRA Trained America’s Snipers To Fight “Over There”

During World War I, America’s top riflemen and British and Canadian instructors ran the United...
Video—I Have This Old Gun: Colt Camp Perry Pistol

Video—I Have This Old Gun: Colt Camp Perry Pistol

Watch this "I Have This Old Gun" segment on the Colt Camp Perry pistol from...
Special Presentation: Sniping in the Great War

Special Presentation: Sniping in the Great War

Noted sniping authority and historian Maj. John L. Plaster, USAR (Ret.) has been working on...
Glock Match Added to CMP 2017 National Matches Schedule

Glock Match Added to CMP 2017 National Matches Schedule

A new pistol event—the Glock Sport Shooting Foundation (GSSF) Camp Perry National Challenge—has been added...
NRA Moves High Power Championships

NRA Moves High Power Championships

In summer 2017, Camp Atterbury, Ind., will become home to NRA’s High Power Rifle Championships.
2016 NRA National Matches: Results

2016 NRA National Matches: Results

The National Matches, considered America’s “World Series of the Shooting Sports,” have been a tradition...
NRA National Matches to Move to Camp Atterbury

NRA National Matches to Move to Camp Atterbury

In an effort to keep the National High Power Rifle Championships up to the high...
2016 NRA Bianchi Cup Championship Highlights

2016 NRA Bianchi Cup Championship Highlights

Doug Koenig makes history by winning a record-setting 17th Bianchi Cup Championship.
Origins of the Winchester Junior Rifle Corps

Origins of the Winchester Junior Rifle Corps

Started as a marksmanship program—with one eye toward the firm’s bottom line—the Winchester Junior Rifle...
Keefe Report: M1 Garand—Save the Last Clip

Keefe Report: M1 Garand—Save the Last Clip

Fully 80 years after the gun called by the U.S. Army Ordnance Department the “U.S....
Springfield Armory to Donate XD(M) Pistols at 2016 National Matches

Springfield Armory to Donate XD(M) Pistols at 2016 National Matches

Springfield Armory will donate up to 20 new Springfield XD(M) 5.25” pistols at the President’s...
Keefe Report: The Bottomless M1911 Appetite

Keefe Report: The Bottomless M1911 Appetite

The American shooter’s appetite for the M1911 seems to be bottomless. It just keeps going...
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