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The Krag-Jorgensen: America's First Bolt-Action Service Rifle

The Krag-Jorgensen: America's First Bolt-Action Service Rifle

The U.S. Krag-Jorgensen was America’s first bolt-action repeater chambered for a smokeless-powder cartridge. In the...

The Beginnings of Marine Corps Marksmanship

The Beginnings of Marine Corps Marksmanship

The Marine Corps has long been regarded as some of the best marksmen in the...

Savage Arms Impulse: A Game-Changing Straight-Pull Rifle?

Savage Arms Impulse: A Game-Changing Straight-Pull Rifle?

Can the Savage Impulse change our minds about straight-pull rifles? It's a big hill 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...

'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 Model 1903 National Match Rifle: A Peerless Precision Shooter

The Model 1903 National Match Rifle: A Peerless Precision Shooter

The Model 1903 Springfield is arguably the most accurate off-the-shelf service rifle ever produced. And...

Editor’s Choice: Winchester Model 1895 Special Adorned

Editor’s Choice: Winchester Model 1895 Special Adorned

To celebrate the rifle's 125th anniversary in 2020, Winchester is releasing a special-edition Model 1895...

Lessons Learned From Col. Jeff Cooper

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Lessons Learned From Col. Jeff Cooper

One American Rifleman contributor reminisces about his time with the Gunsite great, Col. Jeff Cooper....

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...

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...

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,...

Video—I Have This Old Gun: Winchester 1895 (.30 U.S. Army)

Video—I Have This Old Gun: Winchester 1895 (.30 U.S. Army)

This "I Have This Old Gun" segment from a recent episode of American Rifleman TV...

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...

Men and Guns of the 1900 China Relief Expedition

Men and Guns of the 1900 China Relief Expedition

Some American troops fought with guns one would expect in the multi-national mission to Peking,...

The Krag Is Still Relevant

The Krag Is Still Relevant

The Krag, and its .30-40 Krag cartridge, enjoyed a much longer hunting life because a...

The U.S. Model Of 1917 Rifle

The U.S. Model Of 1917 Rifle

When America entered the Great War, there was a dire shortage of rifles for the...

The Cavalry’s Last Charge: The 1921 M1903 Prototype Carbine

The Cavalry’s Last Charge: The 1921 M1903 Prototype Carbine

Even though the last cavalry carbine of the U.S. Army was the M1899 Krag-Jorgensen, the...

Hornady Saves the .30-40 Krag

Hornady Saves the .30-40 Krag

Hornady makes practice of reaching back and “rescuing” great old cartridges that have been out...

Guns of the Spanish-American War 1898

Guns of the Spanish-American War 1898

Lucky were the soldiers armed with the .30–40 Krag-Jorgensen, but many Americans fought with the...

Trapdoors and Levers: Rethinking the Custer Era

Trapdoors and Levers: Rethinking the Custer Era

It is hard not to appreciate the ballistic science that went into making the Springfield...

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