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World War II German Sniper Systems: Rifles, Optics & Ammo

World War II German Sniper Systems: Rifles, Optics & Ammo

Throughout World War II the Germans used and developed several variations of sniper optics and...
'Over There': U.S. Soldiers Under British Command In WWI

'Over There': U.S. Soldiers Under British Command In WWI

Watch this American Rifleman Television video segment "Over There! Part 7: No Finer Troops" to...
The Remington-Lee Rifle: Ahead of Its Time

The Remington-Lee Rifle: Ahead of Its Time

Today, the detachable box magazine is part of virtually every military rifle, but there was...
NRA Gun of the Week: Henry Repeating Arms X Model .45-70

NRA Gun of the Week: Henry Repeating Arms X Model .45-70

On this week’’s “Gun of the Week, American Rifleman staff examine the most advanced lever-action...
The Vz. 52: From Suez to the Bay of Pigs

The Vz. 52: From Suez to the Bay of Pigs

When the Czech military ordered up a new service rifle, it hardly could have imagined...
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...
'Over There': The Sgt. Alvin York Story

'Over There': The Sgt. Alvin York Story

Watch this American Rifleman TV segment "Over There! Part Five" to learn about the famous...
'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...
"Over There:" The Lost Battalion in the Argonne Forest

"Over There:" The Lost Battalion in the Argonne Forest

Watch this American Rifleman TV segment "Over There! Part Four" to learn about the United...
Exploded View: Short, Magazine Lee-Enfield, Mk III

Exploded View: Short, Magazine Lee-Enfield, Mk III

The Short, Magazine Lee-Enfield, Mk III is one of the iconic bolt-action battle rifles of...
This Old Gun: Martini-Henry Cavalry Carbine

This Old Gun: Martini-Henry Cavalry Carbine

In the 1860s, at the dawn of the self-contained metallic cartridge era, the military armsmakers...
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...
The Model 1911 in Vietnam

The Model 1911 in Vietnam

Here we take a look back at the use of the M1911 and other sidearms...
Sniping in Vietnam: An Inside Look at USMC Snipers in 1967

Sniping in Vietnam: An Inside Look at USMC Snipers in 1967

Against one or two of the enemy, mortar fire is is ineffective. The military's answer...
ARTV Preview: The Colt Python; Smith & Wesson Model 648-2; Pattern 1853 Enfield

ARTV Preview: The Colt Python; Smith & Wesson Model 648-2; Pattern 1853 Enfield

In this week's episode, we'll explore the old and new Colt Python, test the Smith...
Origins of the 'Trapdoor' Springfield: The Allin Conversions

Origins of the 'Trapdoor' Springfield: The Allin Conversions

Though little known today, the “Allin Conversions” and the other early “Trapdoor Springfields” represent an...
Guns of Cologne 1945: The American Advance into Germany

Guns of Cologne 1945: The American Advance into Germany

In March 1945, tanks and infantry under the command of the 3rd Armored Division took...
'Gas-Trap' Garand: The First M1 Rifle Design

'Gas-Trap' Garand: The First M1 Rifle Design

The rifle that became the “greatest battle implement ever devised” during World War II was...
The Pedersen Device: A Secret Weapon of WWI

The Pedersen Device: A Secret Weapon of WWI

Though never used in combat, the innovative Pedersen Device was a potential solution to the...
American Muskets of the Revolution

American Muskets of the Revolution

While the longrifle gets most of the attention, the muskets used by militia and the...
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