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The M1903 Springfield: A Look Back

The M1903 Springfield: A Look Back

Staring out as a patent rip-off of the 1898 Mauser, the M1903 Springfield remains a...
Stoeger Coach Gun: Best-Selling Side-By-Side Shotgun

Stoeger Coach Gun: Best-Selling Side-By-Side Shotgun

Side-by-side shotguns don't have to be expensive and custom to be useful, and the proof...
Ruger No. 1: Best-Selling Single-Shot Rifle of 2019

Ruger No. 1: Best-Selling Single-Shot Rifle of 2019

Introduced more than 70 years ago, the Ruger No. 1 continues to top the charts...
The Winchester 101: An Old Friend

The Winchester 101: An Old Friend

In this overview of the Winchester 101, one American Rifleman contributor shares his history and...
The Remington Model 8: A Look Back

The Remington Model 8: A Look Back

Who designed the first successful semi-automatic rifle capable of handling any North American big game?...
The Mauser C96: A Look Back

The Mauser C96: A Look Back

In this installment of "A Look Back," we're checking out the Mauser C96 "Broomhandle," one...
The Ruger No. 1: A Masterpiece of Simplicity

The Ruger No. 1: A Masterpiece of Simplicity

William Batterman Ruger is best known for his innovative mind in the firearm industry. His...
Rifleman Q & A: French-Made Mosin-Nagant?

Rifleman Q & A: French-Made Mosin-Nagant?

In this Rifleman Q & A segment, we answer questions about a unique, French-made variant...
An Old Friend: My 1911

An Old Friend: My 1911

Still has all the speed necessary, but the bumps and grinds simply are not there.
A Look Back at the Ruger Security-Six Revolver

A Look Back at the Ruger Security-Six Revolver

From about the mid-1960s through the 1970s, the mid-frame .357 Magnum, double-action revolver was the...
Two Old Friends: Model 70 Winchesters

Two Old Friends: Model 70 Winchesters

The story of two trusted hunting guns that became lifelong companions.
A Look Back at the 1917 Enfield

A Look Back at the 1917 Enfield

The author takes a look back at one of the great guns of history.
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...
An Old Friend: The Ruger No. 3 Rifle

An Old Friend: The Ruger No. 3 Rifle

If you have been acquiring guns for any length of time, you probably have one...
A Look Back at the Heckler & Koch MP5

A Look Back at the Heckler & Koch MP5

Some call it the Cadillac of submachine guns; others christen it the Rolls Royce of...
A Look Back at the Browning Semi-Automatic 22

A Look Back at the Browning Semi-Automatic 22

Like most of Browning’s designs, the SA 22 is a remarkable melding of a simple...
Back to Basics: Modern Rifle Optics

Back to Basics: Modern Rifle Optics

Today’s riflescope is tougher, more precise with its elevation and windage adjustments, and has much...
A Look Back at the Ruger Single-Six Revolver

A Look Back at the Ruger Single-Six Revolver

Like virtually all Rugers, the Single-Six single-action revolver is almost impossible to wear out. The...
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...
Back to Basics: Choosing the Best Buttstock

Back to Basics: Choosing the Best Buttstock

In order to accurately deliver a shot from a rifle that the buttstock fit the...
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