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Rifleman Q&A: Identifying Russian Revolver Ammo
Can you help identify a small box of what I believe is Russian-made ammunition?
The Armed Citizen® Sept. 9, 2022
Read today's "The Armed Citizen" entry for real stories of law-abiding citizens, past and present, who used their firearms to save lives.
NRA Gun Of The Week: Heritage Rough Rider Tactical Cowboy
Watch American Rifleman staff on the range with the Tactical Cowboy in .22 LR, a single-action revolver that features a Picatinny rail, carbon-fiber stocks, a threaded muzzle and more.
Preview: Hornady Security Reusable Dehumidifier Bag
Hornady Security offers several models of dehumidifier to help gun owners preserve their firearms and other moisture-sensitive items, but none are as economical and user-friendly as the new Reusable Dehumidifier Bag.
2022 Gun Sales Heading For Third-Place Finish
For the past 37 months, more than 1 million firearm purchases have resulted in a NICS check, although published volume figures are likely underestimates, positioning 2022 as the third-highest year overall.
Preview: True Trueblade
Robust despite its light weight, the minimalist Trueblade makes for a utilitarian option for everyday carry.
Howa's Model 1500: A Value-Driven Turn-Bolt Rifle
In 1959 Japanese manufacturer Howa Machinery imported its first bolt-action hunting rifle stateside in limited numbers. Today, through its U.S. importer Legacy Sports Int'l, there is no shortage of chamberings, stocks, barrel lengths and configurations from which to choose in the Howa Model 1500 lineup. Each come with a lifetime warranty and sub-moa guarantee.
Favorite Firearms: A Hobo’s Lever-Action
My father acquired this Marlin Model 1893 lever-action rifle in the summer of 1959 from a hobo living out of a boxcar in a rail yard in Schuylkill County, Pa. My father, a collector of historic guns, was concerned for the wellbeing of the firearm and wanted to keep it in a safe place for generations to admire.
New For 2022: Ruger SFAR
Ruger's Small-Frame Autoloading Rifle, or SFAR, is a true, small-frame, .308 Win.-chambered semi-automatic rifle that brings short-action power into a compact, lightweight platform.
New For 2022: FN 509 CC Edge
FN America expanded its Edge Series in 2022 with the all new FN 509 CC Edge, designed to bring premium tactical features into a compact, easily carried package.
Federal Ammo Breaks Ground On Raw Materials Warehouse Site
A multi-million-dollar, 100,000 sq.-ft. expansion project is underway at Federal Ammunition, an effort company president states will "improve efficiency in our manufacturing process."
Federal: Shooting Straight For Ten Decades
From an abandoned small-town factory to the world’s largest ammunition manufacturer, Federal Cartridge’s centennial is the best kind of American success story.
Preview: Mec-Gar CZ 75B Competition Mags
Mec-Gar’s CZ 75B Competition magazines build off the company’s previous 17-round configuration with the addition of an extended aluminum floorplate that provides capacity for two extra rounds.
The Armed Citizen® Sept. 5, 2022
Read today's "The Armed Citizen" entry for real stories of law-abiding citizens, past and present, who used their firearms to save lives.
Preview: Turnbull Restoration Red Dot Mounts
Best known for its museum-quality firearm finishes, Turnbull Restoration has developed three red-dot mounts that allow owners of classic Winchester lever-action rifles to reap the benefits of fast target acquisition using Docter-pattern MRDs.
Tips & Techniques: Installing A Short-Chambered Barrel Without A Lathe
Installing a short-chambered barrel yourself might be the best financial option for that tired old Remington Model 700. Start by following these simple steps.
Review: Vortex Venom 5-25X Scope
Follow Frank Melloni as he takes a closer look at Vortex Optics' middle-of-the-road, long-range riflescope, the Vortex Venom 5-25X.
Rifleman Q&A: Flush-Seating Wadcutters
It is necessary to flush-seat the wadcutter bullet in the .38 case when reloading for the S&W Model 52. But is this procedure more accurate than conventional overall-length bullet seating when using the cartridge in revolvers?
Flashlight IP Rating & Performance: What Does It Mean For You?
If your gear isn’t rated to weather that storm, there’s more trouble on the horizon. Manufacturers and a variety of industry organizations have worked hard to create a system to help you make the right choice, the first time. Unfortunately, a lot of confusion surrounds flashlight IP codes and performance.
French Enfields: The Navy Arms No. 4s
The discovery of a limited number of British No. 4 rifles in a storage area in France unveiled a long-forgotten part of World War II and also provided firearm enthusiasts with a rare opportunity.