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Silk & Steel: Firearm-Wielding Women on the Frontier

Silk & Steel: Firearm-Wielding Women on the Frontier

From the days of the first colonists and the Wild West to today, American women...
5 Amazing Artifacts in the National Museum of the U.S. Army

5 Amazing Artifacts in the National Museum of the U.S. Army

The National Museum of the United States Army holds nearly 1,400 artifacts that tell the...
The Battle of Peleliu and Its Relics

The Battle of Peleliu and Its Relics

American Rifleman Field Editor Martin K. A. Morgan tells the story of the nearly three-month-long...
'Tanker Garands': The Real Story

'Tanker Garands': The Real Story

Most “Tanker Garands” were made for commercial sale, but a few are genuine. This is...
The Keefe Report: The Future of Remington Arms

The Keefe Report: The Future of Remington Arms

The future for Remington Arms certainly looks different, but thanks to Roundhill Group, the oldest...
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...
1899: Year of the Browning Pistol

1899: Year of the Browning Pistol

Today, the basic outline of the semi-automatic pistol is familiar, but that was not always...
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,...
Merwin Hulbert & Co. Guns: Forgotten Western Revolvers

Merwin Hulbert & Co. Guns: Forgotten Western Revolvers

Merwin Hulbert revolvers were innovative in design and beautifully made, but the company was plagued...
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. Model 1855 Springfield: The Rifle-Musket of the Regulars

U.S. Model 1855 Springfield: The Rifle-Musket of the Regulars

Developed with a revolutionary Maynard tape-priming system, the Model 1855 Springfield rifle-musket was the official...
NRA Museums Releases 'Illustrated History of Firearms'

NRA Museums Releases 'Illustrated History of Firearms'

The 320-page "Illustrated History of Firearms" released by NRA Museums covers the evolution of the...
American Guns: 10 Firearms That Shaped Our Nation

American Guns: 10 Firearms That Shaped Our Nation

Firearms are a crucial part of American culture, so it's no surprise that they've played...
'Crack Marksmen': Canada's Aboriginal Snipers in WWI

'Crack Marksmen': Canada's Aboriginal Snipers in WWI

Among the top snipers in the trenches of France and Flanders during World War I...
Preview: 41st Annual Blue Book of Gun Values

Preview: 41st Annual Blue Book of Gun Values

The 41st Edition Blue Book of Gun Values provides up-to-date information on thousands of guns,...
The Browning Automatic Rifle: A Short History

The Browning Automatic Rifle: A Short History

The first Browning Automatic Rifles, the Model 1918s, delivered rock-solid service to the “doughboys” in...
The M14 in Vietnam: One Veteran's Experience

The M14 in Vietnam: One Veteran's Experience

Much has been said and written about the M14 rifle and its use in Vietnam,...
Remington Autoloading Shotguns: The Epic

Remington Autoloading Shotguns: The Epic

America’s oldest gunmaker has been building semi-automatic shotguns for more than a century. Today, models...
Video—Rifleman Review: Navy Arms Centennial Model 1873 Winchester Presentation Model

Video—Rifleman Review: Navy Arms Centennial Model 1873 Winchester Presentation Model

For the centennial anniversary of the Buffale Bill Center of the West, in Cody, Wyo.,...
Opening Shot: Model 1883 and No. 353 Gatling Guns

Opening Shot: Model 1883 and No. 353 Gatling Guns

From the NRA Museum, check out these firearms that have provenance to the 1939 movie,...
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