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Colt's Model 1855 Revolving Rifle in the Civil War

Colt's Model 1855 Revolving Rifle in the Civil War

Though eclipsed by other repeaters—such as the Henry and Spencer—the rifle version of Col. Colt’s...
Exploded View: Lee-Enfield No. 4 Mk I

Exploded View: Lee-Enfield No. 4 Mk I

The No. 4 Mk I Lee-Enfield made up the bulk of rifles used by British...
Communist Small Arms of the Korean War

Communist Small Arms of the Korean War

Throughout the Korean War, Communist North Korean and Chinese forces used a variety of small...
The 1886/93 Lebel: France's Great War Masterpiece

The 1886/93 Lebel: France's Great War Masterpiece

This innovative 8 mm bolt-action repeater, which performed extraordinary service during World War I, was...
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...
ARTV Preview: FN MAG and BAR, Colt Gold Cup Trophy and The Hall Carbine

ARTV Preview: FN MAG and BAR, Colt Gold Cup Trophy and The Hall Carbine

On this week's episode of American Rifleman TV, we begin the top 10 machine guns...
6.8 mm Western: Winchester Charges Ahead

6.8 mm Western: Winchester Charges Ahead

The Winchester 6.8 mm Western cartridge uses the longest and heaviest projectiles ever designed for...
Power Couple: Wilson Combat Southpaw Protector Series AR In .300 HAM’R

Power Couple: Wilson Combat Southpaw Protector Series AR In .300 HAM’R

The .300 HAM’R from Wilson Combat is a highly capable cartridge for hunting or home...
Unsung: The AN/M2 .50-cal. Machine Gun in World War II

Unsung: The AN/M2 .50-cal. Machine Gun in World War II

From Pearl Harbor until the Japanese surrender, the AN/M2 .50-cal. Browning machine gun served in...
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...
This Old Gun: Pattern 1853 Enfield

This Old Gun: Pattern 1853 Enfield

Simply put, the Pattern 1853 Enfield rifle-musket, along with its variants, is one of the...
Guns of the First Fenian Raid: The Irish Invasion of Canada

Guns of the First Fenian Raid: The Irish Invasion of Canada

Here we take a look at the history of the First Fenian Raid against the...
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...
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...
This Old Gun: Russian RPD

This Old Gun: Russian RPD

Watch this episode of "I Have This Old Gun" from a past episode of American...
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...
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...
The .22 Magnum: Good for Self-Defense?

The .22 Magnum: Good for Self-Defense?

Due to its light recoil, even a novice shooter can deliver six accurate shots in...
'The Forgotten War:' The Men & Guns of Korea 1950

'The Forgotten War:' The Men & Guns of Korea 1950

The Korean War began on June 25, 1950 and lasted until July 1953. It is...
'A Grisly Business:' Australia’s Lee-Enfield Sniper Rifle

'A Grisly Business:' Australia’s Lee-Enfield Sniper Rifle

Faced with no ready source for sniping rifles during World War II, the Australians created...
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