“Tag: U.S. military”

The first week of September closed a chapter on small arms for the United States military, as Beretta USA shipped its last M9 to the U.S. Military. 

Henry Repeating Arms is launching this year’s Independence Day celebration a day early by inviting 180 active-duty members or veterans of the United States military to attend the Henry 180 NASCAR Xfinity Series race at Road America with free general admission.

Robert Sadowski takes an in-depth look at the M1A from Springfield, which has its roots deep in U.S. Military history.

Lonestar Future Weapons announced last week it has entered into a strategic partnership with composite-cased ammunition manufacturer True Velocity.

SIG Sauer recently delivered its last lot of firearms, ammunition and matching equipment for testing by the U.S. Army in its search for a Next Generation Squad Weapons (NGSW) system.

The competition is fierce for lucrative-sounding U.S. military small-arms contracts, despite the fact the profit margin often trims razor thin in today’s competitive bidding process. There’s more that drives companies to participate, and civilian shooters reap benefits.

From the start of its contract in January 2017, SIG Sauer announced it has completed its 100,000th M17 service pistol to the United States Military.

In March 2020, teams from each U.S. military branch will compete for the title of "Ultimate Warrior" at SIG Sauer Academy.

All U.S. military shoulder-fired, anti-materiel weapons need not kick like a mule, and the recoilless rifle provided portable firepower to troops in the 20th century and beyond.