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Building a Howa 1500 Precision Chassis Rifle with Brownells

Building a Howa 1500 Precision Chassis Rifle with Brownells

Is this a high-quality long-range bench rifle or a cutting-edge hybrid elk gun? You decide!
An Essential Uzi Guide

An Essential Uzi Guide

Uziel Gal’s 9 mm Luger submachine gun is one of the most distinctive small arms...
Fear & Loading: NRA Annual Meetings in Indianapolis

Fear & Loading: NRA Annual Meetings in Indianapolis

Tens of thousands of members, gun owners and supporters of the Second Amendment will be...
Building the Fulton Armory M65 EBR Rifle

Building the Fulton Armory M65 EBR Rifle

Take a look under the hood of this faithful recreation of the USMC's premier battle...
How to Build a Custom 10/22 Rifle at Home

How to Build a Custom 10/22 Rifle at Home

Here is a closer look at the features available to home builders and a step-by-step...
Video—Preserving the Skills: Gunsmithing at Colonial Williamsburg

Video—Preserving the Skills: Gunsmithing at Colonial Williamsburg

Gunsmiths at Colonial Williamsburg demonstrate the tricks of their old-fashioned trade, creating high-quality, period-correct firearms...
Colonial Williamsburg's Fire A Flintlock Musket Program

Colonial Williamsburg's Fire A Flintlock Musket Program

Want to fire a period-correct musket? Check out Colonial Williamsburg's musket range and "Fire a...
The Guns of the Colonial Williamsburg Collection

The Guns of the Colonial Williamsburg Collection

As the capital of the Virginia colony and later the fledgling Commonwealth, Williamsburg has had...
Making the American Rifle at Colonial Williamsburg

Making the American Rifle at Colonial Williamsburg

The gunsmithing program at Virginia’s first capital works not only to preserve the form of...
Building Aero Precision's M5E1 AR-10 from Scratch

Building Aero Precision's M5E1 AR-10 from Scratch

A bit of sweat equity shaves hundreds of dollars off the price of this high-quality...
Wiley Clapp: The Trythons Tried

Wiley Clapp: The Trythons Tried

Wiley Clapp culminates his Trython experiment by—what else—shooting them.
Wiley Clapp: Enter the Trython

Wiley Clapp: Enter the Trython

If you missed out on owning an original Colt Python, you might be able to...
Product Preview: Brownells Premium 7.62x39 mm AR-15 Barrel

Product Preview: Brownells Premium 7.62x39 mm AR-15 Barrel

Brownells provides high-quality gunsmithing tools and firearm parts, and has tapped Satern Barrels to produce...
Building a Custom Glock Pistol at Home

Building a Custom Glock Pistol at Home

Take a look at this complete walkthrough of a Glock pistol build and find out...
Build Your Own Precision Bolt-Action Rifle

Build Your Own Precision Bolt-Action Rifle

Precision bolt-action rifles used to be exclusively in the realm of custom riflesmiths, but these...
Springfield Armory Professional Now in 9 mm

Springfield Armory Professional Now in 9 mm

The pistol that earned Springfield Armory’s Custom Shop the FBI’s coveted Hostage Rescue Team pistol...
In Memoriam: Harry Selby, Hunter And Rifleman, Dies at 92

In Memoriam: Harry Selby, Hunter And Rifleman, Dies at 92

The author reflects on the life of his mentor, boss, confidant and friend.
Field Tested: Henry Lever-Action Fancy Stock Sets

Field Tested: Henry Lever-Action Fancy Stock Sets

Henry Repeating Arms' second, unwritten motto could be "Polymer Stocks Need Not Apply."
Unexpected Collectibles: Molot VEPR Rifles

Unexpected Collectibles: Molot VEPR Rifles

What would you do with an unexpected collectible in a factory-fresh, unfired condition? Here's how...
A Look Back at the Mauser Model 1898 Rifle

A Look Back at the Mauser Model 1898 Rifle

The vast majority of bolt-action rifles on the market today can trace much of their...
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