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There are many firearm companies with affordably priced, broadly marketed guns that have become almost ubiquitous, thanks to their popularity within the larger firearm community. FN America is not one of those companies. That's not to say that it produces undesirable firearms. Quite the contrary, in fact. Read More
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When Staff Sergeant Todd Bowers was on patrol in Fallujah, his Trijicon ACOG® stopped a 7.62x54R sniper round from hitting him. The bullet is still in the scope, which serves as proof that it stopped the bullet—and saved his life—by half an inch. See the proof at Trjicon.com/Bulletproof.
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It delivers unmatched accuracy in a value-based carbine, chosen by sport shooters and protectors who won't sacrifice quality to fit their budget. The FN 15 Guardian has a target-grade FN barrel and a free-float handguard to mount all M-LOK®-compatible accessories. Learn more now.
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The Rapide from Kimber features slide cuts that deliver weight savings and cosmetic enhancements without compromising the functional capability of the pistol itself. The traditional 5 inch platform is chambered in 9mm, 10mm and 45 Auto which gives consumers a distinct variety of flavors to choose from when it comes to caliber weights. Tru Glo night sights top of an already spectacular cosmetic difference from traditional 1911 profiles. Read More
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Hitting targets out to one mile takes the extraordinary application of skill and precision. Although an enormous amount of credit goes to the rifle and shooter, it would all be lost if the ammunition didn't portray the same adherence to consistency. This includes the powder charge, brass, primer and especially bullet. Read More
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For big game hunts, the tip of the spear isn't a spear at all. It's Nosler Trophy Grade™ ammunition, loaded with three of the all-time best hunting bullets ever created: the Partition®, the AccuBond® and AccuBond® -LR. You get consistency, accuracy and knockdown power that leaves no doubt. Read More
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It was David P. Bushnell's 1948 honeymoon in Japan that started it all. Two crates stuffed with binoculars accompanied him during his return trip to California, where he launched the company that still bears his name. Initially selling them by mail order, it wasn't long before his brand found its way onto store shelves and manufacturers began producing models to his specifications. Read More
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The world's greatest classroom has no walls. Wild places and time spent outdoors are some of life's finest teachers – uniting family, forging strong bonds between friends, inspiring adventures. Your kids aren't just taking their first shot at a target, they're taking their first shot at life and it all starts with Daisy. Read More
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The 2023 release of the Echelon pistol represents a wildly different approach to a striker-fired pistol wearing the Springfield Armory banner and crossed-cannon and flaming-bomb logo. While some familiar features are gone, those that it has provide a level of performance not previously seen in the company's portfolio. Watch the video above to learn all about the striker-fired 9 mm Echelon pistol from Springfield Armory. Read More
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Among my favorite shooting-sports hobbies is exploring the performance potential of the more unusual handguns in the marketplace. Itty bitty 'mouse guns,' the big-bore snubby revolvers, uncommon grip frame configurations and some of the downright unusual designs have all caught my eye over the years. And if I had a vote, I would love to see more unique guns in production like the H&R Model 999 break-top revolver. Read More
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Infantrymen often have conflicting feelings about the arms they are issued. A good example is the famed M1 Garand rifle. Many recruits complained about the rifle's weight, its eight-round en bloc clip, its propensity to inflict the painful "M1 thumb" on untrained users, along with other real or perceived deficiencies. Read More
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I can't even begin to guess how much time I've spent moving back and forth from my rifle to a spotting scope to confirm bullet strikes on target. Breaking position from the rifle always interferes with shooting efficiency, which oftentimes leads to a degradation of accuracy. Read More
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Craftsman John Jackson makes a wide variety of holsters and magazine pouches using European single bend leather, the best part of a hide, vegetable-tanning them so as to preserve a firearm's finish. Read More
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Fiocchi was founded in Italy, and the company's Italian heritage continues to be important, but much of the company's recent investment has actually been in the United States. For a long time, Fiocchi was also known primarily as a shotshell manufacturer, but more recently, the company has focused heavily on centerfire rifle and handgun cartridges. Watch our "American Rifleman Television" feature segment above to learn about Fiocchi's Arkansas manufacturing facility and the future of Fiocchi ammunition. Read More
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Although there are many ways to reduce muzzle flip, none will likely ever be as effective as a compensator. Such a device harnesses and re-directs excess gas from a fired cartridge and uses it to drive the firearm's nose downward. While wildly popular on the competitive circuit, pistols wearing compensators are seldom seen on the hips of armed defenders. Read More
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C&H Precision unveiled plans for a significant investment in a state-of-the-art manufacturing and headquarters facility last week. The new building will be located on Thunderbird Drive in the city of Richmond Hill, Ga., underscoring the family-owned and operated company's commitment to local growth and expansion. Read More
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In introducing its new series of polymer-framed, striker-fired semi-automatic handguns chambered in 9 mm Luger, Springfield Armory invokes the Battle of Leuctra. In this 371 BC conflict, outnumbered Thebans defeated a force of Spartans by introducing a new tactical formation called "the echelon." Read More
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Handloaders are always on the watch for new bullets or propellants that improve the performance of their favorite cartridges. One such advancement that caught my eye was in the Speer Handloading Manual Number 15 that listed the .35 Whelen shooting 250-grain bullets at a velocity of 2,709 f.p.s. from 66.2 grains of Alliant Power Pro 2000-MR. Read More
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In an open letter to the commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, Jason Vanderbrink, Vista Outdoor president and CEO of sporting products, condemned the agency's order banning the use of lead ammunition on some state lands and requested that the rule be withdrawn. Read More
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The President Series is an elegant-looking but economical rifle case from Evolution Outdoor that measures 48" long and is tall enough to accommodate most optics, making it compatible with a large number of scoped bolt guns. Read More
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Read these amazing stories which highlight accounts of law-abiding gun owners in America using their Second Amendment rights for self-defense. Read More
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