Genius of a Gun Designer: M16 Experience in Vietnam
The M16 is infamous in the annals of the U.S.-designed firearms, but the Vietnam War brought about change. The post Genius of a Gun Designer: M16 Experience in Vietnam appeared first on Guns & Ammo.
View ArticleGenius of a Gun Designer: John Wayne .22 Rimfire Rifle
Few people are aware that movie icon John Wayne collaborated with gun designer Jim Sullivan to design a .22 rimfire... more » The post Genius of a Gun Designer: John Wayne .22 Rimfire Rifle appeared...
View ArticleCameras Don’t Lie: Muzzle Brake vs. Flash Suppressor
James Tarr and Patrick Sweeney take a look at the difference in recoil and flash when it comes to weapons... more » The post Cameras Don’t Lie: Muzzle Brake vs. Flash Suppressor appeared first on Guns...
View ArticleS&W Performance Center 6.5 Creedmoor M&P 10
The 6.5 Creedmoor is one of the hottest cartridges going as we enter 2018, and we review S&W’s Model 10... more » The post S&W Performance Center 6.5 Creedmoor M&P 10 appeared first on Guns...
View ArticleDrivetanks.com: M240 7.62 Machinegun
Tom Beckstrand is in Texas at the Drivetanks.com facility where he discusses and fires the M240 machinegun. The post Drivetanks.com: M240 7.62 Machinegun appeared first on Guns & Ammo.
View ArticleGilboa 7.62×39 M43 Rifle
James Tarr and Eric Poole feature the unique aspects of the latest AR style rifle from Gilboa that takes AK magazines. For more information, visit www.gilboa-rifle.cornershot.com The post Gilboa...
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Raise the Bar: Barrett MRAD .338 Lapua Mag. and REC7 5.56 NATO
Barrett has been building precision rifles for a few decades and knows how to make guns that shoot. The M82, the first semiautomatic .50-caliber precision rifle, went into production in the early ’80s,...
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8 New Rimfire Rifles for 2018
I think most of us began shooting with a rimfire rifle in hand — the mild report, the virtually non-existent recoil and affordability of ammunition all play a role in what I consider the most effective...
View ArticleBrownells Announces New Line of Retro Rifles
David Fortier, Field Editor for Firearms News, sits down with Paul Levy of Brownells to discuss the company’s new line of Retro Rifles. Brownells has gone from producing retro accessories/parts, to...
View ArticleNEW: Seekins Precision Havak Rifle
Tom Beckstrand, Rifles & Optics Editor for Guns & Ammo, visits with Glen Seekins, owner of Seekins Precision, about their new Precision Havak Rifle. The rifle is custom-built and has four...
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Review: Barrett Fieldcraft
The new Barrett Fieldcraft offers custom quality at a production-rifle price. I saw Barrett’s new Fieldcraft rifle at the 2017 SHOT Show and then again at this year’s NRA Annual Meetings in Atlanta....
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The BCM Recce 16 KMR-A .300 Blackout is Solid
BCM Recce 16 KMR-A .300 Blackout Bravo Company Manufacturing (BCM) is known for their firearms and the gunfighters they work with. Founded in Wisconsin by a U.S. Marine Corps veteran in 2005, BCM...
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Alamo Precision Rifles
APR Ranger I certainly understand the desire to have a custom rifle. The ability to pick everything from the stock to barrel length to the cartridge means the customer gets exactly what they want in...
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The Minimalism of the MG Arms Taranis2
MG Arms Taranis2 Minimalist. Whether referring to hunting or everyday carry (EDC), the word evokes visions of light, svelte and maneuverable platforms. Nowadays, many ARs have gone the minimalist...
View ArticleInland MFG. .30 Carbine M1 Family
Eric Poole talks with Ron Norton of Inland Manufacturing about the M1 Carbine rifle family. The post Inland MFG. .30 Carbine M1 Family appeared first on Guns & Ammo.
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Accurize Your AR-15
Here are four steps to increase precision for the AR-15 AR-15s can be obscenely accurate. The design lends itself to consistency, making it an anomaly in the semiautomatic rifle world. Perhaps the...
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Review: Savage Arms MSR10 Long Range 6.5 Creedmoor
Savage Arms MSR10 Long Range 6.5 Creedmoor We were initially skeptical about Savage Arms’ decision to start making AR-type rifles. There are already so many available that we hardly see the need for...
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Review: Daniel Defense Ambush 300
The Daniel Defense Ambush 300 Photos by Thomas Carlson Hunting at night is kind of like ice climbing. They are both gear-intensive activities that require a good assemblage for a successful and safe...
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Brownells’ Retro Rifle
A Blast from the Past … Today Brownells’ Retro Line of AR Rifles Brings History Alive & Fun Grabbing one of the first Brownells Retro Rifles was being transported back in time and thinking I...
View ArticlePOF-USA’s Revolutionary Rifle
Frank DeSomma, the designer of the POF-USA Revolution, showed off his new rifle to Michael Bane, host of Shooting Gallery on Outdoor Channel and Shooting Gallery Online on MyOutdoorTV.com, at NRA 2018....
View ArticleFacebook Live: Mauser at the NRA Annual Meetings & Exhibits
Outdoor Sportsman Group’s Lynn Burkhead stopped by the Mauser booth at the 2018 NRA Annual Meeting to discuss their new rifle; the M18, also known as “The People’s Rifle.” The M18 is Mauser’s successor...
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Suppressing the SIG Sauer MCX Rattler
SIG Sauer MCX Rattler SIG Sauer is a firearms juggernaut in a never-ending loop of research and development. New products are frequently on their launch pad. The company’s healthy suppressor division...
View ArticleSniper Rifles- ‘Gun Stories’
The word “sniper” comes from British troops in India in the late 1700s. Where any hunter skilled enough to kill the elusive Snipe, a bird with speedy erratic flight patterns, was dubbed a sniper. The...
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Review: Standard Manufacturing 1922 .22-Caliber Tommy Gun
The Standard Manufacturing 1922 .22-Caliber Tommy Gun is high-volume plinking fun. It’s about half the scale of a real Thompson Model 1921 submachine gun that it mimics. If you’ve ever shot an original...
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The ‘Everyman’ Rifle: Sauer’s 100 Embodies Refinement, Affordability and...
The Sauer 100 The current rifle craze of which a manufacturer can do the most for the least, is still very much in season. During the last year, we’ve seen solid contributions from most of the American...
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Lever Actions for Self-Defense
The author’s personal choice for a personal protection rifle is this Winchester Model 1894AE, chambered in .44 Magnum. These days, modern sporting rifles, like the AR15, are everybody’s darlings, and...
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Review: Kel-Tec Sub-2000
The Kel-Tec Sub-2000 PCC Packs Performance into a Small Package. Looking for a dependable, carry-anywhere, pistol-caliber carbine (PCC) for backpacking or the homestead? Look no further than Kel-Tec...
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Surefire Optimized Bolt Carrier Assembly
Surefire teamed up with Jim Sullivan, designer of the AR-15 to help create the Surefire Optimized Bolt Carrier Assembly. Jim Sullivan is 85 years old and still drives like a bat out of hell. For those...
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Review: Kel-Tec RDB-C 5.56 Nato
A truly ambidextrous bullpup. Kel-Tec’s RDB-C is a modern, state-compliant take on the traditional bullpup concept. Since its inception, the bullpup category has been described with having a pistol...
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Review: Ruger Precision Rimfire
Learning to really shoot a rifle requires getting off your belly. The Precision Rimfire rifle makes that possible. Photos by Mark Fingar Ruger made a splash a couple of years back with their highly...
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