“Tag: Leather”

A manufacturer of World War II-era reproduction equipment, At The Front offers a number of newly made, period-correct firearm accessories.

The resulting modernized Winchester Repeating Arms Model 1895 Saddle Ring Carbine (SRC) makes for an intriguing platform that promises to be a capable field companion. Its unique Browning design, colorful historical lineage and high-quality manufacture set it apart from rank-and-file bolt guns and semi-automatics.

At The Front, a manufacturer of Axis and Allied World War II-era reproduction field equipment, offers a faithful reproduction of the M1907 leather slings used on U.S. M1903 and M1 rifles throughout the war.

Anyone who has carried a longarm knows the value a quality-made sling can provide, which is why the All-American Leather Sling from MidwayUSA offers an affordable solution with premium components.

Aker Leather has a line of belt slide holsters for light-bearing guns, the Nightguard series, and the new Compact version (Model 147C) is scaled-down particularly for use with smaller carry pistols.

Bianchi has rebranded, with a new website and logo, to reflect its renewed focus to the needs and expectations of its customers. 

1719 Gunleather introduces a new all-leather holster specifically geared for single-action revolver enthusiasts, the Single Action Revolver holster.

The M1 Garand is one of the iconic battle rifles of the 20th century, but with some modification, could it be a great general-purpose rifle for the 21st? Here's our attempt to modernize the M1 Garand.

In the is preview the American Rifleman Staff take a look at the new leather inside-the-wasitband holster from 1791 Gunleather; the Fair Chase.