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NRA's American Rifleman (Official) Never thought about owning a lever-action? Online Hunting Ed. Ben O'Brien shows just how much fun it can be.
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Online Hunting Editor Ben O'Brien tries out the Winchester Model 1892 Deluxe edition in .45 Long Colt. Lever action rifles, though pioneered in the cowboy days, still offer a huge amount of fun to modern shooters, and the Winchester is no exception. ...
NRA's American Rifleman (Official) Cowboy action shooters, if you need a coach gun, Pioneer Arms might have you covered.
Source: americanrifleman.org
Cowboy Action Shooting (CAS) has grown to such size that a number of companies now offer excellent replicas of Old West guns. One of the most difficult guns to simultaneously replicate and optimize for competition is the side-by-side shotgun. ...
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NRA's American Rifleman (Official) Philip Schreier goes to Afghanistan to get the real report on how American firearms are performing in combat.
Source: americanrifleman.org
In April, the NRA received an e-mail from Capt. Arslan Chaudhry of Task Force Warrior in Bagram, Afghanistan, asking if it would consider sponsoring a 5K Race to honor the memory of two Task Force soldiers who had been killed in action. ...
NRA's American Rifleman (Official) An interesting new approach to a big game cartridge, the Sako .370 Magnum, has got me wondering. What's the most unusual cartridge you've shot, readers?
Source: americanrifleman.org
The partnership between Federal Premium Ammunition and Sako rifles goes back to the introduction of the .338 Federal cartridge in 2005. I first spotted a prototype of the cartridge on the desk of Federal’s former director of new products during a July 2005 visit to the Minneapolis-area factory. ...
NRA's American Rifleman (Official) A full write-up on the SIG Sauer 556 classic, courtesy of the NRA staff.
Source: americanrifleman.org
Recognizing a strong demand for a variant of the Swiss SIG SG 550 series of rifles in 5.56x45 mm NATO, SIG Sauer—the U.S. subsidiary of SIGARMS in Switzerland—developed a semi-automatic variant manufactured here in the United States. ...
NRA's American Rifleman (Official) A new twist on an old classic: The Colt New Agent.
Source: www.americanrifleman.org
The concealed carry handgun market continues to grow. Some of these guns are completely new, but others rely on established design principles and styles. Nobody ever found a better platform to imitate or modify than the sound, sturdy--and very popular--Government Model 1911. ...
NRA's American Rifleman (Official) Happy 138th birthday, NRA. If you think you know someone who should join, forward them our new video. Here's to many more years.
NRA's American Rifleman (Official) Most Weatherby shotguns are admired for their beauty, but it seems there's finally one that can be admired for it's price, as well. The PA-08.
Source: americanrifleman.org
After I put the new PA-08 shotgun together, I called Weatherby's PR man, Aaron Smith. "Aaron, I'm going to ask you a question and you have to tell me the truth," I said. "Did you pick out the PA-08 you sent me or just send one from the warehouse?" "I've never seen it before. ...
NRA's American Rifleman (Official) Industry Insider Blogger Cameron Hopkins on the ins-and-outs of any collector's dream: buying a "machine gun."
Source: americanrifleman.org
Free at last, free at last, I thank God I'm free at last. Free at last, free at last, I thank God I'm free at last.For more than a year now, I’ve been a free man. I moved to Nevada from the original Nanny State, the place where no gun is a good gun—California. ...
NRA's American Rifleman (Official) The Beretta M9 just celebrated its 25th year as a U.S. military pistol. Happy birthday, M9.
Source: americanrifleman.org
A U.S. military contract truly did seem an impossible goal for a foreign company in 1978, the year Congress issued its directive to the Dept. of Defense instructing it to search for a new 9 mm handgun to replace the M1911A1. ...
NRA's American Rifleman (Official) Get your bookmarks out: An exploded-view diagram of the Beretta 92F, for all the tinkerers and engineers out there.
Source: americanrifleman.org
The Beretta Model 92SB-F pistol was adopted in 1984 as a U.S. government military standard pistol. Its official designation is the M9 pistol or PDW (Personal Defense Weapon). More recent imports of this ...
NRA's American Rifleman (Official) Let us know if you've shot any interesting firearms lately.
NRA's American Rifleman (Official) Industry Insider Blogger Cameron Hopkins discovers just how dependent on hunting the Firearms Industry is.
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There are not too many jobs where you can use “I’m going hunting” as a valid excuse for missing work, but the Insider has shamelessly skipped several deadlines recently because I was ...
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