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2019 NRA Director Nominations Announced
The nominees for election to the NRA Board in 2019 have been selected by the Nominating Committee and/or by petition of the membership.
Rifleman Q & A: Rifle Or Musket?
A reader asks about the April 2013 issue of American Rifleman, which featured a column about the Winchester Model 1895 Russian Musket. What makes it a musket?
Sheriff's Tips: Some Actually Listen
Instructors should keep right on preaching the need for more training, more practice, and continuing education.
Fear and Loading: Affected Remington Owners Have 18 Months to React
A class-action lawsuit against Remington officially concluded when the company didn’t file an appeal to a court decision in which the plaintiffs prevailed.
I Have This Old Gun: Pattern 1856 “Enfield” Cavalry Carbine
In the 1850s, Britain’s military, like others in Europe and the New World, realized that breech-loading arms were the wave of the future and began experimenting with various systems—primarily with which to arm its mounted troops.
Video—ARTV: Remington 200, Part 1
In this first of a two-part series on 200 years of Remington, ARTV takes a look back at some of the landmark events in this storied company's history.
A First Look at 2019’s New Guns
It's that time of year again when we get a glimpse of some of the new guns manufacturers are planning to ship in upcoming months.
The Armed Citizen® October 29, 2018
When it came to choosing between her children and her boyfriend, the blood ties ruled supreme in a case in South Fulton, Ga.
NRA Gun of the Week: Springfield Armory 1911 5" TRP 10 mm — RMR Pistol
American Rifleman's Brian Sheetz reviews an optics-ready, 10 mm Auto thumper built around a M1911.
MK-18 Rifle Introduced to the Civilian Market
The SWORD MK-18 semi-automatic sniper rifle is now available to the civilian market.
Video—I Have This Old Gun: Beretta BM-59E Rifle
The Beretta BM-59E was a very different take on a familiar rifle. Take a look at its history and design in this "I Have This Old Gun" segment from a recent episode of American Rifleman TV.
Tested: Rock Island Armory XT 22 Magnum
More than 100 years after its inception, the pistol of choice for many defensive-minded individuals and recreational shooters is still the M1911.
The Armed Citizen® October 26
A Louisiana woman who owns a .22 rifle used it to defend herself against a two-legged snake.
Huntego Adds 20-gauge CleanShot Bore Cleaner
CleanShot by Huntego Limited has added a 20-gauge version of its patented shoot-through bore cleaner.
Building a Precision 5.56/.223 AR-15 with Luth-AR and Patriot Ordnance Factory
Randy Luth and his team are back in action, providing top quality AR components for at-home builds and upgrades.
Video—ARTV Review: IWI Jericho Pistol
American Rifleman's Brian Sheetz puts the IWI Jericho through its paces, and details its numerous design features.
Auto-Ordnance Releases the Tanker World War II Thompson
Thompson Auto Ordnance, maker of the famous "Tommy Gun," has introduced its special edition World War II-themed Tanker Thompson.
Video—ARTV: Winchester 150, Part 2
Winchester 150 moves past the frontier and into the company's more modern contributions.
Tested: CZ USA Sharp-Tail Coach Gun
The term “coach gun,” just as you’d expect, comes from the horse-drawn, four-wheeled conveyance.
Tested: TISAS Regent BR9 Hi Power Pistol
If you regret not buying a Hi Power pistol before they disapppeared from the Browning catalog, this Turkish import—with some aftermarket customization—might fill the bill.