“Tag: carbine”

As the ammunition market is returning to normal, many manufacturers are seeing this as a cue to introduce new loads of America's favorite cartridges as well a few new cartridges altogether.

Henry Repeating Arms surprised the firearm industry with the launch of its Homesteader, a unique pistol-caliber carbine chambered in 9 mm Luger.

Beretta’s Px4 Storm service pistol has rotary lock-up and a modern polymer frame with interchangeable backstraps to tailor the gun to individual shooters. It is the future of Beretta handguns and a great companion to the innovative Cx4 Storm carbine.

Developed by Winchester, which used elements from a previous design that aimed to replace the M1 Garand, the M1 carbine ultimately became one of the most-produced and well-liked arms of World War II.

Winchester's New Haven facility closed in March 2006, thus ending a century-and-a-half tradition of military and sporting rifles being made in that city. The contributions of the Winchester factory to the security of this country and the pleasure that its products have given generations of sportsmen must be remembered.

Springfield Armory has unveiled a new pistol-caliber carbine in its AR-15 rifle lineup with the Saint Victor 9 mm carbine.

Ruger refers to the LC Carbine as a pistol-caliber carbine (PCC), and from the company’s very specific perspective—the LC being a derivative of and companion to its Ruger-5.7 pistol—it is.

Chambered for the light recoiling and readily available 6.5 mm Swedish cartridge, and with fine build and  finish quality, The InterArms Co. G33/50 carbine is an excellent choice for collectors who want a bolt-action surplus rifle to shoot.

From M1 carbines to M1A1 paratrooper models, Auto-Ordnance maintains its lineup of factory-fresh repeaters with the same handling characteristics and timeless appeal as the originals carried on D-Day.