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Two-time world sporting clays champion Anthony I. Matarese, Jr., literally grew up on a sporting clays range, has notched national wins in several disciplines and is one of the top shotgun coaches in the country.

With the classic aesthetics of a Single Action Army blended with the ability to chamber 9 mm Luger ammunition, the Taylor’s & Company TC9 1873 SA provides Old West enthusiasts with an easily fed SSA option.

Through a series of four books, U.S. Army (Ret.) Lt. Col. Kieran McMullen details the various guns, from small arms to aircraft armaments, used by both sides of the Irish Revolution from 1913 to 1924.

I’ve seen references to an M1903A1 rifle. I’ve looked around at a bunch of gun shows, and I have not found a rifle marked “M1903A1.” How does that variant differ from a standard M1903 rifle?

Just in time for the 2022 holiday shopping season, Sightron offers instant rebates on some of its popular S-TAC riflescopes.

For the entirety of this nation’s existence, Americans have depended upon firearms to ensure our survival.

Winchester Ammunition is commemorating NILO’s 70th anniversary this year with a limited-edition run of its famed AA shotshell in 12 gauge.

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.

During the second invasion of Canada in 1870, the Fenian forces relied on several thousand Needham breech-loading converted rifle-muskets to go up against Canadian defenses. Just how well did these Needham conversions work?