“Tag: 22S”

American Rifleman TV visits the Ruger factory in Prescott, Ariz., for a closer look at the production of the gunmaker's .22-caliber firearms.

America’s first metallic cartridge was a .22 rimfire, and it was introduced more than 150 years ago. While that little .22 Short was first fired in Smith & Wesson’s tip-up revolver, it went on to broader use in many rifles.

Mimicking guns such as the AR-15, HK MP5 and SIG 550, tactical look-alikes in .22 LR are more common than ever.

This FN SCAR clone in .22 Long Rifle is a feature-loaded rifle that provides some seriously fun shooting.

In the golden era of bullseye shooting—1950s and '60s—the great 2700 aggregate matches were fired on ranges all over this country.

Smith & Wesson Model 22, Model of 1917