American Rifleman Videos

Taurus USA, catering to the marketplace of competition shooters, enhanced its TX22 rimfire pistol with a few notable features, creating the TX22 Competition.

NRA Publications Editorial Director Mark Keefe sat down with CSG Group's David Stepan and David Blenker, president of Fiocchi USA, to discuss the company's upcoming acquisition of Federal, CCI and Remington Ammunition.

The FPC, or Folding Pistol-Caliber Carbine, is a 9 mm Luger-chambered, semi-automatic rifle that conveniently folds up for easy transport and storage, all while offering a host of upgraded features.

By the 1860s, many military powers were experimenting with and adopting breechloading rifles as standard military arms. France, in the mid-1860s, took a revolutionary leap forward with the development of the Chassepot, which incorporated a bolt-action mechanism similar to the designs seen on bolt-action rifles today.

Most people associate the Mossberg name with rugged, dependable shotguns, but in recent years, the company has built out its Patriot bolt-action rifle line, and the Patriot LR Tactical is a variant built for precision.

Watch American Rifleman staff in this week's episode to see the Beretta APX A1 Compact in use on the range. This is one of the carry-ready models in what’s become an extensive line of handguns, all offshoots of a design Beretta initially developed for the U.S. military.

Watch American Rifleman staff on the range this week to learn about an incredibly versatile single-action revolver built by Pietta.

At a time when troops around the world were still using flintlock, smoothbore muskets on the battlefield, the Prussian military began experimenting with the Dreyse "needle rifle."

Watch American Rifleman staff on the range in this episode of 'Gun Of The Week' to get a hands-on look at the LC Charger, an easy-recoiling, fun-to-shoot, large-format pistol from Ruger.