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Field Tested: Savage 110 Precision Rifle
Though the Savage 110 action has been around for a while, the new 110 Precision Rifle brings a host of features to the long-range shooting enthusiast on a budget.
The Military Model 70: A Forgotten Sniper Rifle
Although the “Rifleman’s Rifle” is unquestionably one of the greatest hunting rifles of all time, the Winchester Model 70's service in the U.S. military has been meager, and even then its success was limited.
The Armed Citizen® July 31, 2020
Read today's "The Armed Citizen" entry for tales of law-abiding citizens, past and present, who used their firearms to save lives.
NRA Gun of the Week: Tisas 1911A1 US Army
On this week’s “Gun of the Week,” American Rifleman discuss what makes the Tisas 1911A1 US Army pistol a faithful reproduction of the classic military sidearm.
Pocket Pistol Primer: Mastering Small Self-Defense Guns
Small, pocket-size guns can be effective self-defense tools, but they require extra commitment to training.
Guns of Cologne 1945: The American Advance into Germany
In March 1945, tanks and infantry under the command of the 3rd Armored Division took the largest German city captured by the U.S. during WWII: Cologne.
Springfield Armory Masks Benefit Military Families
Springfield Armory is offering branded face masks to Americans who have to comply with state-mandated guidelines, and the sale of the masks benefits Luke's Wings.
ARTV Preview: The History of The Remington 700; Winchester 1895; M1C Garand Sniper Rifle
In this week's episode, we'll dive into the history of the Remington 700 and the M1C sniper rifle, as well as test the Winchester 1895.
This Old Gun: Model 1836 Hall Carbine (Type II)
The Hall Carbine is one of the most innovative firearm designs of its time, and John Hall's design goes even farther back in time.
CZ Hammer Classic: A Top-Selling Side-by-Side
While over-under shotguns are popular options, side-by-side shotguns are still popular classics. The CZ Hammer Classic is one of the best-selling models on the market.
ARTV: The Crossbreed Holsters Story
This week American Rifleman learns more about the story behind and products of CrossBreed Holsters in Republic, Mo.
Review: Rock Island VRBP-100
Two trends have taken hold in the tactical shotgun market over the past few years—bullpup layouts and box-fed magazine systems.
Sellmark Expands International Production
Texas-based Sellmark announced plans to expand its European production facility to meet international demand.
Preview: RCBS Rebel Single-Stage Reloading Press
The new RCBS Rebel brings the company's single-stage reloading press lineup into a new generation that's taller, wider and heavier than its predecessors.
'Gas-Trap' Garand: The First M1 Rifle Design
The rifle that became the “greatest battle implement ever devised” during World War II was not flawless as adopted in 1936. Ever heard of a “gas trap” Garand?
The Armed Citizen® July 27, 2020
Read today's "The Armed Citizen" entry for tales of law-abiding citizens, past and present, who used their firearms to save lives.
New for 2020: Ruger 10/22 Takedown Backpacker
The Magpul Backpacker stock for the Ruger 10/22 is one of the best accessories on the market for this popular rimfire. Now, you can get both in one place.
Branching Out: European American Armory's Girsan Pistols
Veteran importer EAA has expanded with a full line of pistols—and shotguns, too—from Turkey’s Girsan. They include affordable competition-grade M1911s and striker-fired models with red-dots already on board.
Review: Pyramyd Air Springfield Armory XDm
Practice the fundamentals of pistolcraft at your own pace from the comforts of your own home with Air Venturi's officially licensed Springfield Armory XDm CO2-powered BB pistol available from Pyramyd Air.
The Hidden Costs of Buying a Cheap Riflescope
Sometimes trying to save money by purchasing a cheap optic for your rifle can cost more, as exemplified here by Frank Melloni.