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SIG Sauer M18 Sets New Reliability Standard

SIG Sauer M18 Sets New Reliability Standard

The SIG Sauer M18, the compact version of the M17, blew past the high water...
The Golden Age: Smith & Wesson in the Mid-20th Century

The Golden Age: Smith & Wesson in the Mid-20th Century

Some of Smith & Wesson’s finest firearms made it from drawing board to production during...
Classic Guns: PFC Ray Register's Springfield M1903A4 Sniper Rifle

Classic Guns: PFC Ray Register's Springfield M1903A4 Sniper Rifle

Some classics never go out of style, they just get reinvented and repurposed. PFC Ray...
SIG Sauer Lands $13.4 Million Army Contract

SIG Sauer Lands $13.4 Million Army Contract

Laid out over a 5-year period, the U.S. Army Contracting Command intends to purchase $13.4...
Review: LWRCI IC-DI Standard AR-15

Review: LWRCI IC-DI Standard AR-15

The DI 5.56 AR-15 is LWRCI's first entry into the direct-impingement market. We checked it...
Classic Guns: Colt Model 1908 General Officer's Pistol

Classic Guns: Colt Model 1908 General Officer's Pistol

Even Colt’s diminutive .380 ACP found its way to war. Here's an example of the...
The Benét-Mercié Story: A French Machine Gun in the U.S. Military

The Benét-Mercié Story: A French Machine Gun in the U.S. Military

What kind of lessons did the French-produced Benét-Mercié teach the U.S. military? Check out the...
Prepping a Personal-Defense Kit: My Flyweight Travel EDC

Prepping a Personal-Defense Kit: My Flyweight Travel EDC

With a unique background in executive protection and private intelligence, Matthew Allen walks us through...
Review: FN America SCAR 20S

Review: FN America SCAR 20S

Fans of FN America's SCAR platform will rejoice at the availability of a consumer edition...
New for 2019: Wilson Combat Paul Howe Signature Glock

New for 2019: Wilson Combat Paul Howe Signature Glock

With the input of retired U.S. Army Master Sergeant Paul Howe, Wilson Combat put together...
Fightin' Iron: Origins of the .41-Caliber Revolver

Fightin' Iron: Origins of the .41-Caliber Revolver

The origins of today’s .41-caliber pistol are older than you think. Here's a look past...
Barrett to Produce MRAD Rifles in .300 PRC for DoD

Barrett to Produce MRAD Rifles in .300 PRC for DoD

Barrett Firearms won a number of government contracts in the upcoming year, including a unique...
Rifle Trigger Technique: Methods & Mechanics

Rifle Trigger Technique: Methods & Mechanics

Embrace the Zen of trigger control in your precision rifle. Slow down to go fast....
Explosion Leaves Future Century Arms Imports in Doubt

Explosion Leaves Future Century Arms Imports in Doubt

After an explosion at the Cugir arms factory in Romania, the production and importation of...
Norwegian Police Choose SIG Sauer P320 X-Series

Norwegian Police Choose SIG Sauer P320 X-Series

After a series of exhausting tests, the Norwegian Police selected the SIG Sauer P320 X-Series...
Classic Guns: Bushmaster Arm Pistol

Classic Guns: Bushmaster Arm Pistol

Think AR-15-style pistols are a new innovation? See where this unique product category got its...
Classic Guns: The Model 1886 Lebel

Classic Guns: The Model 1886 Lebel

Did you know the first smokeless-powder, repeating military arm was fielded by France in the...
First Look: SIG AIR M17 ASP Air Pistol

First Look: SIG AIR M17 ASP Air Pistol

SIG Sauer expanded its line of SIG AIR C02-powered air pistols with the launch of...
Off-Hand Practice: An Easy Way to Improve Your Shooting

Off-Hand Practice: An Easy Way to Improve Your Shooting

Want to shoot better? Build your handgun-shooting skills by training with your support hand.
The Fightin' .45: Origins & History

The Fightin' .45: Origins & History

Our nation’s military and law enforcement relied on .45 caliber sidearms throughout history for its...
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