American Rifleman Videos

Six different configurations of the 10/22 Takedown are available through Davidson’s Gallery of Guns, and the FDE-finished model stands out among them. Watch this week's video to learn more.

In the American Civil War, there was an incredible variety of small arms used, particularly within cavalry units. One of the most popular cavalry carbines used throughout the war was the Burnside carbine.

All of TriStar’s Viper G2 shotguns are gas-operated designs with an aluminum receiver and bolt that locks into a barrel extension, but the PRO line adds creature comforts to improve upon the end user’s experience.

At the end of 2021, Taurus USA introduced the Taurus Optics Ready Option (T.O.R.O.) version of its GX4 micro-compact handgun, giving handgunners the opportunity to easily add a red-dot optic to the pistol.

The National Rifle Association's 2024 Great American Outdoor Show (GAOS), the largest outdoor expo in the world, saw record attendance over its nine-day run, beating the attendance of the 2023 show by thousands.

The Heritage Rough Rider Rancher Carbine is a fun, little rimfire rifle that takes the company’s classic cowboy revolver concept into the world of long guns.

The German Luftwaffe adopted the J.P Sauer M30 drilling as an air crew survival arm, and it remains as one of the finest military arms ever issued in any capacity.

Just like all the other STR-9s, STR-40s and now STR-45s, the STR-9SC is modeled after the Gen3 Glock design. When building an affordably priced pistol, why reinvent the wheel, right? Watch our video to learn more.

While the Master Gun Vise has been available since 2022, American Rifleman staff have had extensive use of the system, we got a chance to converse with Real Avid in the studio to get a few more details.