“firearm training”

Arms & The Man, this magazine’s predecessor, published a landmark article by Frank J. Kahrs in 1916 calling for marksmanship training for our nation’s police. In 1923, the magazine would become The American Rifleman.

With millions of Americans taking advantage of their right to keep and bear arms, it's time for gun owners to share information with those learning how to shoot.

Savage Arms expanded its lineup of Minimalist-style rifles with the addition of two Rascal Minimalist rifles in 2020.

The American Rifleman TV crew headed to Ann Arbor, MI, to the home of MILO Range for an immersive and unique training experience.

Gun sales increased 80 percent over 2019 numbers, and 40 percent of buyers are first-time gun owners, according to surveys.

When it comes to an all-encompassing resource for firearm training and knowledge, there's only one option: the National Rifle Association.

Have a new gun and not sure where to get training? Here are a few options to explore for better familiarization with your firearm.

So, you just bought you first gun. What now? Here are a few essential steps for you to take in your journey as a responsible gun owner.

Age-related physical decline is inevitable, but there are ways for armed citizens to both slow and circumvent it through behavioral and equipment changes.