American Rifleman

Already well known for the excellence of its snipers—who work in pairs—a Canadian sniper in...

Without a suitable sniping rifle, and with no training organization in place, the Allies struggled...

The .300 Win. Mag. cartridge was a veritable game-changer in the military sniping community—especially in...

This new AR-10 pattern long-range rifle stretches out with a 24" barrel to maximize the...

Noted sniping authority and historian Maj. John L. Plaster, USAR (Ret.) has been working on...

After the American Civil War, repeating rifles and smokeless powder revolutionized shooting. Accurate rifles that...

A century ago, Mexican bandits were a clear and present danger to the citizens of...

The ’03 Springfield, fitted with telescopic sights and fired by American soldiers and Marines, was...

The biggest advancement in precise, aimed fire before the American Civil War wasn’t made to...

The .303-cal. Short, Magazine Lee-Enfield Mk III rifle was fast to operate and up to...

From the American Rifleman archives is the story of the K98k, equipped with the low-power,...

Introduced in 1962 and beloved by millions of shooters and hunters, Remington's Model 700 bolt-action...

Eliphalet “Lite” Remington, Jr.’s first rifle was a flintlock half-stock muzzleloader. It is thought that...

From the February 1982 American Rifleman, learn the history of the first silencer, invented by...

In honor of the United States Navy's 240th birthday, we present this article from the...

Every Thursday we'll share an article from the American Rifleman archives. In this week's article...

This week's "Throwback Thursday" is part of a special report titled "Can U.S. Troops Still...

Before sniping could make an impact on the battlefield, two things were required: accurate rifles...

Every Thursday we'll share an article from the American Rifleman archives. This week's article comes...

1942: Britain’s Fate Hangs in the Balance—Can Her Army Meet The Challenge?

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