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"V" Is For Victory: The Smith & Wesson Victory Model Revolver

"V" Is For Victory: The Smith & Wesson Victory Model Revolver

Although the M1911A1 was the standard U.S military sidearm during World War II, more than...
This Old Gun: Colt Detective Special

This Old Gun: Colt Detective Special

In this American Rifleman TV segment of "I Have This Old Gun," we take a...
NRA Gun of the Week: Uberti USA Wild Bill 1851 Navy Conversion

NRA Gun of the Week: Uberti USA Wild Bill 1851 Navy Conversion

On this “Gun of the Week,” American Rifleman explore Uberti USA’s 1851 Navy Conversion revolver...
Veterans Day, Armistice Day and A Captain’s M1911

Veterans Day, Armistice Day and A Captain’s M1911

In this article, we go into the history of Veterans and Armistice Day along with...
Exploded View: U.S. M1911A1

Exploded View: U.S. M1911A1

John Browning's iconic service pistol remained in U.S. military use for three-quarters of a century....
The Ruger Bisley Models: Serious Revolvers for Shooters

The Ruger Bisley Models: Serious Revolvers for Shooters

For serious sixgunning, there's nothing like Ruger's most shootable sixgun. Here are a few of...
The Keefe Report: The AR-15's Multi-Caliber Evolution

The Keefe Report: The AR-15's Multi-Caliber Evolution

Until the early 1990s, the AR-15 generally came in just one caliber. Now, nearly 30...
Fire- and Thief-Defense: Liberty Safe's Lincoln Series

Fire- and Thief-Defense: Liberty Safe's Lincoln Series

Gun safes aren't just about protecting your valuable firearms from potential thieves. Natural disasters can...
Rifleman Q&A: What Was The First Speedloader?

Rifleman Q&A: What Was The First Speedloader?

When did we invent the speedloader? To answer that question, we have to go back...
The Colt Mk III Lawman: A Forgotten Revolver

The Colt Mk III Lawman: A Forgotten Revolver

Colt introduces its Mk III series of revolvers, and the best-known of them is the...
The .32 ACP: History & Performance

The .32 ACP: History & Performance

In this review, we take a look at the developmental history and performance of the...
Collier & Colt: The Origins of the Revolver

Collier & Colt: The Origins of the Revolver

For years of writing about firearms, I had been working under an erroneous impression about...
"Over There:" An American Army on the Western Front

"Over There:" An American Army on the Western Front

Watch this American Rifleman TV segment "Over There Part Two" to learn about the Untied...
Remington Revolvers in the Civil War

Remington Revolvers in the Civil War

When one thinks of percussion revolvers in U.S. military service, Colt’s percussion revolvers tend to...
This Old Gun: Colt Anaconda

This Old Gun: Colt Anaconda

Watch this American Rifleman Television segment of "I Have This Old Gun" to learn more...
This Old Gun: Colt Second Generation New Frontier

This Old Gun: Colt Second Generation New Frontier

During the early 20th century, to improve upon the rare pre-war Colt Flattop Target Model...
High Standard: Gone But Not Forgotten

High Standard: Gone But Not Forgotten

High Standard was a prominent company in the mid-20th century and had many great models,...
NRA Gun of the Week: Rock River Arms BT9 R9 Competition

NRA Gun of the Week: Rock River Arms BT9 R9 Competition

On this week’s “Gun of the Week,” American Rifleman staff take a close look at...
The Mismatched Model 27: A Curious Revolver

The Mismatched Model 27: A Curious Revolver

Wiley Clapp found a Smith & Wesson Model 27 at his local gun shop, but...
The Keefe Report: A Colt AR-15 for Home Defense

The Keefe Report: A Colt AR-15 for Home Defense

In the current rush for self-defense guns, people are buying and using whatever they can...
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