American Rifleman
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Preview: Pelican Go G40C Charge Case
The G40C Personal Utility Go Charge Case, from Pelican, is an IP67-rated floating case that can defend against water damage (up to 1 meter for 30 minutes) and dust exposure.
Caesar Guerini Invictus Review
The Caesar Guerini Invictus shotgun is designed to "shoot a million rounds," according to the company. How does it fare in our testing? Check out our review.
ARTV Preview: 82nd Airborne in Market Garden WW2; Springfield Armory Hellcat; Simonov SKS Carbine
This week on on American Rifleman TV, we continue with Operation Market Garden focusing on the exploits and troubles of the 82nd Airborne. On "Rifleman Review" Joe Kurtenbach goes over the concealable Springfield Armory Hellcat. "I Have This Old Gun" takes a look at the Cold War classic, the Simonov SKS semi-automatic carbine.
Preview: America Remembers NRA 150th Anniversary Tribute 1911
In this overview we take a look at the newest tribute pistol from America Remembers: the NRA Right to Bear Arms 150th Anniversary commemorative 1911 presentation pistol.
2020 Shotgun of the Year: Kel-Tec KS7
American Rifleman editors and contributors selected the Kel-Tec KS7 as the Golden Bullseye-winning Shotgun of the Year for 2020.
Review: Leupold Freedom Red Dot Sight (RDS)
Leupold’s selection of rifle and handgun scopes is extensive and highly regarded, and, in recent years, the company has also made inroads in the area of miniature reflex sights.
HAVA Golf Outing Raises $50,000 for Veterans
In its annual pre-SHOT Show golf outing, NSSF and HAVA raised $50,000 to aid disabled veterans as they reintegrate back into civilian life.
The Keefe Report: Return of the 5.7x28 mm FN Cartridge
The process for bringing a new editor onto the staff of American Rifleman usually involves reviewing previous written work, various tests of editing skill and firearm knowledge, then, of course, interviews.
ArmaLite AR-7 Explorer: A Look Back
In this overview we take a look at a storied survival rifle design from the genius of Eugene Stoner: the ArmaLite Rifle 7 or AR-7.
The T3 Carbine: First NVG-Equipped Fighting Rifle
Built as a response to Japanese night-infiltration tactics in the Pacific, the T3 carbine fitted with the infrared “Sniperscope, M2” may have looked like a Buck Rogers ray gun, but it saved American lives in the closing days of World War II.
'Unquestionably A 1911:' The Nighthawk Custom/Thunder Ranch Combat Special
American Rifleman Executive Editor Joe Kurtenbach spent time at Thunder Ranch shooting a Combat Special 1911 that's the result of a collaboration between Clint Smith and Nighthawk Custom.
This Old Gun: Mossberg 142K
Though today the name Mossberg is most associated with shotguns, for more than a century the company has manufactured everything from handguns to hunting rifles. One such rifle was the .22-cal. 142K.
The Ruger No. 1: A Masterpiece of Simplicity
William Batterman Ruger is best known for his innovative mind in the firearm industry. His first design, the Ruger No. 1, is considered by many to be one of the finest single-shot rifles ever made.
NRA Gun of the Week: Ruger Mini Thirty Rifle
American Rifleman's Brian Sheetz explains why Ruger's Mini Thirty is a great all-around carbine for target shooting, hunting, predator control and personal defense.
Range Review: Devil Dog Arms 3.5 Standard
Looking for a 1911 that is more suitable for concealed carry? In this review, we take a look at one such 1911 produced by Devil Dog Arms that could fit the bill: the 3.5 Standard.
2020 Handgun of the Year: Springfield Armory Hellcat
American Rifleman staff selected the Springfield Armory Hellcat as their 2020 Handgun of the Year.
Review: Canik TP9 Elite SC
In this review we take a look into Canik's optic ready entry into the subcompact pistol market, the TP9 Elite SC.
First Look: Samson Mfg. A-TM Mini-14 Folding Stock
Regarding the collaboration between Ruger and Samson Mfg. to release this A-TM Folding Stock for the Mini-14, we can only say that we love it when a plan comes together.
California Sheriff Protects CCW Holders' Personal Information
Following a records request from the "San Francisco Chronicle," the Sutter County Sheriff is taking action to protect the private information citizens include in their CCW applications.
'A Grizzly Surprise:' Classic Ads for the Remington Model 8
No bear spray? How about a five-shot autoloading rifle designed by John Moses Browning? Here's how they marketed the Remington Model 8 way back when.