Short End Of The Stick: The Reising Submachine Gun
The submachine gun designed by Eugene Reising was used by Marines in the early, pivotal battles of the Pacific. It soon developed a reputation for being unreliable in the field—a reputation that may have been exaggerated over time.
The ArmaLite Story
The history of ArmaLite is long and tortured, filled with marvelous innovation and crushingly bad timing. Yet, now it looks like its day has finally dawned.
Springfield Armory's First Model 1903 Rifle
The authors trace the fascinating history of just one M1903, the very first, serial No. 1.
NRA Gun of the Week: U.S. M1 Carbine
American Rifleman's Mark Keefe shares a World War II carbine built by the Saginaw Steering Gear Division of General Motors.
Video—100 Years of the Browning Automatic Rifle
While filming American Rifleman TV on November 11, 2018, Mark Keefe pays homage to the Doughboys of the Great War who went "Over There" a century ago.
Frozen Indecision: American Intervention In Siberian Russia 1918
America’s interaction with Russia is quite the hot topic these days. Many Americans wonder, are the Russians friends, or are they foes?
Cold Front: American Troops In Russia 1918-1919
A century ago, American troops were in combat against the Bolsheviks on Russian soil. Armed with American-made Model 1891 Mosin-Nagants, the soldiers of the 339th Regiment faced the bitter cold and a bitter enemy.
Video—ARTV: Melvin Johnson’s Automatics
Check out this segment from a recent episode of American Rifleman TV to learn more about inventor Melvin Maynard Johnson and his guns.
Tonight on American Rifleman TV: Over There! "No Finer Troops"; Remington RP45; the Gewehr 98 Rifle
The ARTV staff continues its look at the Men & Guns of the Great War, this time getting a closer look at Americans under British command.
Video—ARTV: IWI Part 2
Senior Executive Editor Brian Sheetz heads back to the range with the Uzi Pro pistol and the Galil Ace carbine.
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