“Tag: .223 Remington”

Sentry Products enhanced the strength of today's AR-15 magazines by incorporating carbon-fiber into the construction of Hexmag's original design.

Ruger's affordable and feature-rich AR-556 took runner-up position in GunBroker's sales rankings of the most popular semi-automatic rifles sold in 2020.

Using GunBroker's sales analytics, it's clear that the Smith & Wesson M&P15 Sport II is one of the most popular rifles in America today.

One of the best-sellers in the semi-automatic rifle category last year was the Springfield Armory Saint, one of the newer options in the company's lineup.

With demand increasing for AR-15s, Colt told American Rifleman that it has resumed shipping its LE6920 carbines to commercial customers.

FN America will continue producing M4 and M4A1 carbines for the U.S. Military for the next five years, according to the details of a new $120 million contract.

The .223 Rem. cartridge paired with 50-gr. bullets offers a lot of utility across a wide range of shooting pursuits, from targets to varmints as large as coyotes.

The lineup now includes the new 224 Valkyrie, 6.5 Creedmoor and 223 Remington.

Nosler’s latest—and smallest—cartridge redefines the capability of a .22-cal. centerfire in the AR-15 platform. Here’s what you need to know.