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This Old Gun: Swedish M/41B Sniper Rifle

This Old Gun: Swedish M/41B Sniper Rifle

Beginning in 1867, the Swedish military started fielding versions of the single-shot Remington Rolling Block...

I Have This Old Gun: Russian SKS-45 Carbine

I Have This Old Gun: Russian SKS-45 Carbine

Watch this segment of American Rifleman TV's "I Have This Old Gun" to learn more...

Rifleman Q&A: Two Serial Numbers On An M1 Carbine?

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Rifleman Q&A: Two Serial Numbers On An M1 Carbine?

Some former G.I.-issue M1 carbines have been seen with two serial numbers instead of the...

Chinese Warlord Pistols: 1916-1949

Chinese Warlord Pistols: 1916-1949

What, you’ve never heard of a “Wauser?” During the Chinese Warlord era, pistols of every...

'Give Me A Gunny': Marine Gunnery Sergeants in the Firearm Industry

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'Give Me A Gunny': Marine Gunnery Sergeants in the Firearm Industry

Marine Gunnery Sergeants are not only invaluable for their service in uniform, they also play...

I Have This Old Gun: Astra A300

I Have This Old Gun: Astra A300

In this American Rifleman TV segment of "I Have This Old Gun," we take a...

The Colt New Service: A Look Back

The Colt New Service: A Look Back

More than a century after its debut, Colt’s big, bold and beautiful double-action revolver is...

I Have This Old Gun: Seecamp LWS Pocket Pistols

I Have This Old Gun: Seecamp LWS Pocket Pistols

The Seecamp LWS handguns were unique pocket pistols designs known for quality and reliability, originally...

This Old Gun: Smith & Wesson Registered Magnum

This Old Gun: Smith & Wesson Registered Magnum

Smith & Wesson's Registered Magnum was purpose-built to chamber the hot, new cartridge of the...

An Enfield Destroyed: The Impact of British Gun Laws

An Enfield Destroyed: The Impact of British Gun Laws

Our author saw the destruction of one veteran's Lee-Enfield No. 4 (T) sniper rifle, a...

Review: CZ Bren 2 Ms

Review: CZ Bren 2 Ms

While substantially different from its original Czech and British namesake, the newest Bren available from...

Rifleman Q&A: A Marine Corps M1917 Rifle?

Rifleman Q&A: A Marine Corps M1917 Rifle?

This "USMC" marked M1917 rifle isn't what it appears to be, but it is a...

This Old Gun: French RSC Modele 1917

This Old Gun: French RSC Modele 1917

The RSC Modele 1917 developed by France in World War I represented a huge technological...

Valuable Service: The U.S. Model of 1917 Revolvers

Valuable Service: The U.S. Model of 1917 Revolvers

Swept into World War I in April 1917, the U.S. military desperately needed .45 ACP...

Rifleman Q&A: What Does My Garand Stock Stamp Mean?

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Rifleman Q&A: What Does My Garand Stock Stamp Mean?

Q: I have an M1 Garand rifle that has “SA/EMcF” on the left side of...

The 'Trench Gun' in World War I

The 'Trench Gun' in World War I

During World War I American “Doughboys” went “over the top” with a fearsome, distinctly American...

NRA & Police: More Than A Century Of Service

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NRA & Police: More Than A Century Of Service

Arms & The Man, this magazine’s predecessor, published a landmark article by Frank J. Kahrs...

NRA at 150: Two American Icons & Past Presidents

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NRA at 150: Two American Icons & Past Presidents

Within the pantheon of American heroes, two gentlemen with deep ties to both the U.S....

I Have This Old Gun: American Lewis Light Machine Gun

I Have This Old Gun: American Lewis Light Machine Gun

In this American Rifleman TV segment of "I Have This Old Gun," we take a...

'Japanese Garand': The Story of the Type 4

'Japanese Garand': The Story of the Type 4

The Imperial Japanese Navy’s Type 4 (Garand) semi-automatic rifle is one of the rarest military...