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While most think of the RAF when it comes to the Battle of Britain, the makeshift British Home Guard also played a key role in keeping the isles safe from German invaders. 

From the archives of American Rifleman, learn about the history and production of the most widely used U.S. military handgun of the Second World War.

Bearing the name of America's most gifted firearm designer, John Moses Browning, the company has become a well-respected and revered manufacturer over its century of operation.

Overshadowed by the Browning Automatic Rifle, Melvin Johnson’s Model of 1941 Light Machine Gun served elite Marine Parachutists and the Army’s Special Service Force with distinction during some of the toughest fighting of World War II.

Browning introduces a new addition to the X-bolt Speed series for 2022 with a suppressor ready model with pre-threaded barrel.

New for 2022, Browning introduces its new PRO22 .22 LR rimfire ammunition line.

Browning Arms announced the X-Bolt Target Pro McMillan for 2022 with an improved receiver and components, optimized for long-range target shooting.

FN America brought back its High Power in an all-new, redesigned package that takes the iconic Browning design into the 21st century.

When Browning introduced the Maxus shotgun in 2009, clay shooters and bird hunters rejoiced. This light-recoiling scattergun seemed to handle any load that was shoved into it and was built to endure the rigors of outdoor life.