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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...
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...
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...
The Military Model 70: A Forgotten Sniper Rifle

The Military Model 70: A Forgotten Sniper Rifle

Although the “Rifleman’s Rifle” is unquestionably one of the greatest hunting rifles of all time,...
Heckler & Koch: The Gray Room, Part II

Heckler & Koch: The Gray Room, Part II

We continue as American Rifleman’s Joe Kurtenbach tours the Gray Room at Heckler & Koch’s...
This Old Gun: Colt Model 1895 Machine Gun

This Old Gun: Colt Model 1895 Machine Gun

In this American Rifleman TV episode, we cover the innovative Colt Model 1895 machine gun,...
Top 10 Infantry Rifles of All Time

Top 10 Infantry Rifles of All Time

Chosen through staff votes, these top 10 infantry rifles of all time were picked due...
'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...
U.S. Army Ordnance vs. NRA: The Battle Over the M1 Garand

U.S. Army Ordnance vs. NRA: The Battle Over the M1 Garand

At one time, the National Rifle Association really didn't like the M1 Garand. Here's the...
The Ithaca Model 37: A Forgotten 'Trench Gun'

The Ithaca Model 37: A Forgotten 'Trench Gun'

While eclipsed by the far-better-known Winchester Model 97 and Model 12 “trench” and “riot” shotguns,...
Memorial Day 2020: Private Cruz and PFC Hayden Come Home

Memorial Day 2020: Private Cruz and PFC Hayden Come Home

Memorial Day is a moment to reflect on the high cost we pay for the...
Iwo Jima: The Men Who Fought & The Guns They Carried

Iwo Jima: The Men Who Fought & The Guns They Carried

The Battle of Iwo Jima is one of the bloodiest events of World War II,...
Behind Enemy Lines: Guns of Vietnam's SOG Warriors

Behind Enemy Lines: Guns of Vietnam's SOG Warriors

During the Vietnam War, the men of the Studies and Observations Group (SOG) carried an...
Trijicon 1-8X VCOG Selected as USMC Squad Common Optic

Trijicon 1-8X VCOG Selected as USMC Squad Common Optic

Trijicon announced that its VCOG 1-8x28 mm has been selected by the U.S. Marine Corps...
The 'Welrod' Pistol: A Silent Arm for the SOE

The 'Welrod' Pistol: A Silent Arm for the SOE

Developed to arm members of Britain's Special Operations Executive during WWII, the Hand Firing Device...
Rifleman Q&A: What's the Rarest U.S. Military 'Trench Gun?'

Rifleman Q&A: What's the Rarest U.S. Military 'Trench Gun?'

I have become interested in U.S. military shotguns, especially the bayonet-equipped “trench guns.” Can you...
U.S. Army Selects SIG Sauer for .300 Win. Mag. Ammo

U.S. Army Selects SIG Sauer for .300 Win. Mag. Ammo

The U.S. Army awarded a $10 million ammunition contract to SIG Sauer for the production...
The Keefe Report: The Guns of '1917'

The Keefe Report: The Guns of '1917'

One of the biggest film releases of the year is Sam Mendes' WWI epic, "1917."...
The M1903A1/UNERTL USMC Sniper Rifle

The M1903A1/UNERTL USMC Sniper Rifle

Adopted by the Marines after Pearl Harbor, the combination of the M1903A1 Springfield with a...
Lt. Col. “Sherm” Mills—Last Man Standing at the U.S. Springfield Arsenal

Lt. Col. “Sherm” Mills—Last Man Standing at the U.S. Springfield Arsenal

For the first time ever, we learn how retired U.S. Army Lt. Col. Mills, decorated...
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