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NRA Gun of the Week: Alexander Arms .50 Beowulf Hunter

NRA Gun of the Week: Alexander Arms .50 Beowulf Hunter

In this NRA Gun of the Week video, American Rifleman's Christopher Olsen examines a made-in-USA...
A First Look at 2020's New Guns

A First Look at 2020's New Guns

Plenty of new firearm models on display at the 2019 NASGW is a positive indication...
The War to End All Wars That Wouldn’t End: The Polish-Soviet Conflict of 1920

The War to End All Wars That Wouldn’t End: The Polish-Soviet Conflict of 1920

In the chaos following the Armistice ending World War I, Soviet Communist armies moved west,...
Greenland and the Strategic Advantage of Weather Reporting

Greenland and the Strategic Advantage of Weather Reporting

Explore the history and strategic importance of Greenland during the Second World War.
Short Stories About Long Shots

Short Stories About Long Shots

The “proof in the pudding” of small arms marksmanship can be found in these stories...
Packin' With Pride: Patriotic Pistols

Packin' With Pride: Patriotic Pistols

Designed for more than Independence Day commemorations, these patriotic-themed pistols let firearm enthusiasts express their...
Tested: North American Arms Ranger II Revolver

Tested: North American Arms Ranger II Revolver

North American Arms (NAA) of Provo, Utah, has been manufacturing its signature single-action, rimfire Mini...
D-Day + 75: Arms of the Airborne

D-Day + 75: Arms of the Airborne

Seventy-five years ago, Allied troops invaded Hitler’s “Fortress Europe” to bring an end to Nazi...
North American Arms Lengthens the Ranger II's Stride

North American Arms Lengthens the Ranger II's Stride

A longer barrel and grip turn this slick miniature break-top revolver into an eye-catching collectible.
Special Presentation: War Booty: Allied Guns in German Hands

Special Presentation: War Booty: Allied Guns in German Hands

The National Socialist Third Reich is well known for fighting the Second World War with...
The Keefe Report: The Mossberg That Never Was

The Keefe Report: The Mossberg That Never Was

Ever heard of the Mossberg Military .45 ACP Combat Model? In the interest of full...
The Model 1805 Harpers Ferry Pistol: From Inception to Insignia

The Model 1805 Harpers Ferry Pistol: From Inception to Insignia

Following the disbandment of the Continental Army in 1784, the United States kept only a...
The M1 Garand At Dieppe

The M1 Garand At Dieppe

In August 1942, a small force of U.S. Army Rangers accompanying British and Canadian troops...
Arsenals and Armament: The Early Years of U.S. Martial Pistols

Arsenals and Armament: The Early Years of U.S. Martial Pistols

The journey from the dawning days of the American Revolution to the requisition of the...
Archives: Britain’s "New" Rifle

Archives: Britain’s "New" Rifle

From the American Rifleman archives we learn about the No. 4 Mk I, which was...
SHOT Show 2019: North American Arms Ranger II and Black Widow Model

SHOT Show 2019: North American Arms Ranger II and Black Widow Model

North American Arms produces a unique and well-made series of miniaturized, fully functional stainless-steel rimfire...
Behind Enemy Lines With The CAR-15 Rifle

Behind Enemy Lines With The CAR-15 Rifle

During the Vietnam War, Special Forces soldiers of the Studies and Observation Group fought a...
Irish Lewis Light Machine Guns in the United States

Irish Lewis Light Machine Guns in the United States

Col. Isaac Newton Lewis capitalized on the experimental drum-fed, air-cooled, McLean machine gun, developing a...
Steyr Arms Scout Rifle Now in 6.5 Creedmoor

Steyr Arms Scout Rifle Now in 6.5 Creedmoor

Steyr Arms has announced that its Scout rifle is now available in 6.5 Creedmoor. The...
Tested: North American Arms 1860 Series Magnum Mini "Hogleg" Revolver

Tested: North American Arms 1860 Series Magnum Mini "Hogleg" Revolver

This scaled down .22 Mag. single action sports a six inch barrel with a classic...
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