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For Richard Dyke, previous owner of Bushmaster, his legacy has evolved under a new banner, Windham Weaponry, which continues to manufacture a number of AR-type rifles and pistols to this day.

For 2022, the company is expanding its Bravo Zulu lineup, which includes the subject of this review, a 16"-barreled carbine chambered in .450 Bushmaster.

American Rifleman is pleased to announce the 2022 Ammunition Product Of The Year Award goes to Hornady.

Bushmaster Firearms' BA30, despite looking similar to a .308 AR semi-automatic rifle, is actually a straight-pull design with a few enhancements that make it a fast-shooting, versatile platform that’s legal to own in all 50 states.

Make no mistake, the people currently at the helm at RemArms are dedicated to honoring that legacy and producing firearms in the tradition of performance and reliability we’ve come to expect from the name.

From long-range shooting to hunting to home defense, there are many great new options in the rifle market for 2022.

Bushmaster Firearms is out of the gate in 2022 with a radically new straight-pull bolt-action rifle based on the AR .308 platform.

From the archives of American Rifleman, after spotting an unusual gun in a World War II-era photograph one NRA member writes the editors with questions about the U.S. military's use of cut-down M1903 Springfield rifles.

Bushmaster Firearms expands its popular AR-15 lineup with five new models in its all-new collection of Bravo Zulu rifles.