“Tag: American Rifleman tV”

When things, go, well, not as planned.

Some photographs of American Rifleman TV Correspondent Philip Schreier's recent trip to Iraq to document the men and equipment of our Armed Forces.

As you may have noticed, this is the first time a Colt’s Automatic Gun, Model 1895 has appeared on the cover of American Rifleman. As Philip Schreier’s March 2013 cover story points out, this was the first machine gun model (mechanical guns such as the Gatling are not self-loading, fully automatic machine guns) used by the U.S. Army in combat. Of course we have Gatling video here, too.

Get a closer look at the German Maxim 08/15, a “light” version of Germany’s Maxim gun.

Rifleman's staff heads to the range with Walther's PPQ pistol on this week's show.

Filming has started on a whole new season of "American Rifleman Television." Associate Editor Joseph L. Kurtenbach and the ARTV crew are wringing out the Ruger SR762 at FTW Ranch in Texas.

The American Rifleman Television crew is shooting long-range steel at 1,000 yards at FTW Ranch in Texas, banging 9" steel targets with the Ruger SR762. Look for the new episode next season.

The Rifleman TV crew is on the range at FTW in Texas. What effect does rain and a 30-degree temperature have on your bullet at long range? Associated Editor Joe Kurtenbach found out firsthand.

Prominent gold and rare coins expert Michael Fuljenz, sponsor of ARTV's "I Have This Old Gun," was bestowed with multiple awards.