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Fightin' Iron: How the H-34 Helicopter Changed the Face of Combat

Fightin' Iron: How the H-34 Helicopter Changed the Face of Combat

Perhaps the single greatest tool in the Marine Corps has a blade—a rotor blade.
Elbit Systems to Produce USMC ICATS Optic Solution

Elbit Systems to Produce USMC ICATS Optic Solution

Elbit Systems was selected by the U.S. Marine Corps to produce a clip-on night sight...
Fighting' Iron: The Fall of the Reising Submachine Gun

Fighting' Iron: The Fall of the Reising Submachine Gun

Sometimes, what looks like a great idea on paper turns out to be not-so-great in...
Sneaky Peeks: Top-Secret Rifle Lubricant Cures All Gun Ailments

Sneaky Peeks: Top-Secret Rifle Lubricant Cures All Gun Ailments

There’s word on the street about a miracle rifle lubricant, but it’s almost too good...
Fightin' Iron: Leland “Lou” Diamond

Fightin' Iron: Leland “Lou” Diamond

Being salty isn’t always a bad thing.
The Ultimate 2019 Tactical Holiday Gift Guide

The Ultimate 2019 Tactical Holiday Gift Guide

Over the last year, Shooting Illustrated staffers have gotten ahold of some of this year's...
11 Must-Have Holiday Gifts for Your Tactical Enthusiast

11 Must-Have Holiday Gifts for Your Tactical Enthusiast

Looking for the perfect gift for your family's tactical enthusiast? Here are 11 great options...
Fightin' Iron: The Purple Heart

Fightin' Iron: The Purple Heart

Planning for war requires more than the production of weapons and munitions. Here's the story...
Classic Guns: USMC M40A1 Sniper Rifle

Classic Guns: USMC M40A1 Sniper Rifle

Under the nom de guerre of the M40A1, the Remington 700 has served our Marines...
U.S. Marine Corps Adopts SIG Sauer M18 Handgun

U.S. Marine Corps Adopts SIG Sauer M18 Handgun

The 2019 budget estimate released by the U.S. Navy indicated that the U.S. Marine Corps...
Fightin' Iron: Modified Military Weapons You've Never Seen

Fightin' Iron: Modified Military Weapons You've Never Seen

Weapons, like plans, occasionally need to be modified once hostilities commence. Here are a few...
Fightin' Iron: The USMC & The Postal Service

Fightin' Iron: The USMC & The Postal Service

There was a time when U.S. Marines were tasked with more than winning battles. Here's...
Fightin' Iron: Marines at the Chosin Reservoir

Fightin' Iron: Marines at the Chosin Reservoir

Training for combat is one thing; training to fight in frigid, sub-zero weather is another....
Classic Guns: The FN-49

Classic Guns: The FN-49

The FAL might be the “right arm of the free world,” but there was an...
Classic Guns: The 1891 Argentine Mauser

Classic Guns: The 1891 Argentine Mauser

Paul Mauser’s groundbreaking rifle would have implications around the globe, and the 1891 Argentine Mauser...
Fightin' Iron: General Robert Barrow's Type 14 Nambu

Fightin' Iron: General Robert Barrow's Type 14 Nambu

Some firearms stick in your memory, regardless of how useful they may (or may not)...
U.S. Marine Corps Chooses Nightforce for Mk13 Mod 7 Sniper System

U.S. Marine Corps Chooses Nightforce for Mk13 Mod 7 Sniper System

This powerful Nightforce riflescope will top the Marine Corps' Mk13 Mod 7 sniper rifle chambered...
Classic Guns: Winchester Model 1897 'Trench Gun'

Classic Guns: Winchester Model 1897 'Trench Gun'

Imagine a firearm so powerful that it was protested as a violation of war conventions....
SIG Sauer and Max Michel Team Up to Prevent Suicide

SIG Sauer and Max Michel Team Up to Prevent Suicide

SIG Sauer and Max Michel have partnered with the Active Heroes Foundation to raise money...
U.S. Rifles of WWI: The M1903 and M1917

U.S. Rifles of WWI: The M1903 and M1917

America’s bolt-action infantry rifles came from two main camps, but both the M1903 Springfield and...
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