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As all of us who experience this "mortal coil" eventually learn, the days seem more fleeting with each passing year. For those of us who make a living observing and reporting about the firearm industry, they eventually result in a somewhat disorganized pile of memories about companies, products and the people who create them. Some become icons that engrave themselves onto our minds, becoming representative of a brand—even an entire product category. Read More
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It was one of the most iconic Western films of all time, starring one of the most successful actor/directors of all time—and it immortalized one of the most historic handguns ever made. Today, they all live on in the wildly popular exhibit "Hollywood Guns." Read More
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A trend gaining momentum after Russia's unprovoked 2022 invasion of Ukraine made headlines this month when Finland announced it was establishing 300 additional public shooting ranges. Authorities told reporters from The Guardian the move will enhance national security by improving civilian access to the sites, increasing participation and encouraging training. Read More
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Welcome to another American Rifleman Gun Of The Week video, and in this episode, we're checking out the Beretta 80X Cheetah. Except this 80X isn't completely new. Rather, it's the return of the old Beretta 84, though with a number of helpful and much-needed updates. Watch our video above to see it action on the range. Read More
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For several years now, I've had the following item on my shooting sports bucket list: to assemble a rifle, suppressor and ammunition set that could be 'Hollywood Quiet' using readily available commercial products. I've heard folks talk about just how hushed the report of a .22 LR rifle can be. But I wanted to hear it for myself and do it with a bit of class. The results of this endeavor have been lovingly dubbed "The Quiet Frontier," and the performance was even better than I had hoped. Read More
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Gone are the days when firearm enthusiasts routinely "sporterized" full-stocked military-surplus rifles such as the No. 1, Mk III Lee-Enfield, but many examples of previously cut-down and modified rifles can be found at bargain prices in gun shops across America. Read More
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While most casual rimfire enthusiasts recognize that .22 LR ammunition differs in one or more traits, and, as with centerfire ammo, that "match" loads supposedly signify elevated performance, that's the extent to their understanding—and that's just fine. Read More
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Getting your foot in the door as a brand-new firearms manufacturer is difficult. Compound that by jumping into what is arguably the most competitive segment of the firearms market, the world of striker-fired, polymer-frame 9 mm Luger handguns. But that's exactly what "the newest American-made firearms manufacturing company," Texas-based Rost Martin, is attempting to do with its new-for-2024 RM1C. Read More
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The ROAM 55L Rugged Case provides adventure-bound firearm enthusiasts with a premium heavy-duty storage option. Read More
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In a crowded AR-15 market, consumers are looking for the best bang for their buck, and most look no further than the Smith & Wesson M&P15 Sport. The Sport is a well-made and reliable rifle at an affordable price backed by the S&W brand, which has led to it becoming one of the most popular AR-type rifles. New for 2024, Smith & Wesson is introducing an updated version, with the M&P15 Sport III. Read More
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The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) last week announced the recall of roughly 120,000 biometric gun safes sold under the Awesafe Biometric Gun Safes, Bulldog Biometric Firearm Safes, Machir Biometric Personal Safes and MouTec Biometric Gun Safe brands due to biometric locks that can allow unauthorized access. Read More
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In 2021, Springfield Armory brought out its SA-35, a rendition of the classic Browning Hi Power, one of the iconic handguns of the 20th century. In our "American Rifleman Television" Rifleman Review segment above, American Rifleman Editor In Chief Brian Sheetz examines the details of this American-made pistol. Read More
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Designed as a lightweight support for positional shooting, the Huggie bag from Creedmoor Sports is perfect for shooting off props that don't provide enough space for a bipod. Read More
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Smith & Wesson has identified a condition in which an out-of-battery discharge can occur when certain Response bolts fail to fully close before the trigger is pulled. This potential condition has only been observed in a very limited number of the firearms, but out of an abundance of caution Smith & Wesson is asking consumers to immediately stop using any Response carbine included in this alert and return it to the company for inspection and any necessary repair. Read More
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The fear of a bear attack has likely sold more 10 mm Auto handguns than all firearm advertising combined. The 10 mm does deliver some impressive ballistics for a cartridge chambered in semi-automatic handguns. It fairly well mirrors the .357 Mag., and its recoil is much milder than stout .44 Mag. loads, making it useful for fast follow-up shots. Read More
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