The Quest: Long-Distance Marksmanship Training
Christensen Arms launched its Quest long-distance marksmanship school in June 2021, and it took only a few scattered mentions on social media and word of mouth for classes to fill. The company expanded sessions this year to seven, each booked fully, and it plans on holding a total of nine next year to meet the today’s growing long-distance trend.
NRA Celebrates 150th Anniversary in 2021
Founded in 1871, the National Rifle Association celebrates 150 years of defending freedom in 2021.
Victory In Europe: A Correspondent's Report to Riflemen
From the July 1945 American Rifleman comes this report from American Rifleman’s War Correspondent Bill Shadel, who was the first to announce the Victory in Europe in the magazine’s pages.
Training With The Action Target AWD Range System
This Action Target AWD Range System is a wirelessly controlled target retriever that turns old-fashioned paper punching into an interactive training exercise.
Throwback Thursday: Marksmanship and National Defense
Every Thursday we'll share an article from the American Rifleman archives. In this week's article taken from the October 1960 issue, Gen. Lyman L. Lemnitzer, the then-newly designated Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, stresses the importance of marksmanship training for all American citizens who would be subject to service in the event of war.
Veterans Day 1958
This editorial was originally published in the November 1958 issue of The American Rifleman. Fifty-six years later, Editor Walter Howe's admonishment for all U.S. citizens to be prepared to defend our American ideals, in peace or in war, ring as true today as they did then.
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