“Tag: John Browning”

Chambered in .25 ACP, the Baby Browning micro handgun design was a popular option for a pocket pistol imported from Europe during the 1950s and 1960s.

Today, the basic outline of the semi-automatic pistol is familiar, but that was not always the case. The “modern” Browning pistols actually began in 1899, and here is a look at some of the oldest and rarest.

This revised edition of "The Shooter's Guide to the Browning Hi Power" is a must-have for practical users of this famous John Browning design.

In this episode of “I Have This Old Gun,” American Rifleman TV staff examine the intricacies of M1911A1 pistols built by Remington Rand for World War II.

Watch as American Rifleman's Brian Sheetz discusses the history behind a classic John Browning design.

American Rifleman’s Brian Sheetz takes a look at a 10 mm Auto M1911 from Ruger.

This week American Rifleman TV looks at the legacy of John M. Browning.

From the trenches of France to “Frozen Chosin,” the BAR proved its worth on countless battlefields around the globe for more than three decades.

When a gun has not changed much over the course of 80 years, it's proof its design works. Brian Sheetz takes a closer look at the Browning High-Power Mark III in this week on NRA Gun of the Week.