Nock Volley Gun

The Nock Volley Gun

Our Founding Fathers most certainly could envision firearms that could shoot more than three rounds per minute.

150 Years Of The Colt Single Action Army

On the internet, there is a popular meme of Sean Bean as Ned Stark from “Game of Thrones” facing a fierce wind, clad in a wolf–skin cloak and saying, “Brace yourselves…” and then an endless number of witty closures follow, warning the reader that your news feed is about to be populated with dozens of mentions of anything from Marine Corps birthday notices to election-result conspiracies.

Fightin' Iron: The Safe Queen

There’s an interesting term in the gun-guy’s lexicon. It’s “safe queen,” meaning a firearm of such great value that it remains in the safe, unused, unhandled and absolutely unfired.

Is The Next Generation of Rifles Already Here?

Maybe, just maybe, the guns of the future are here right now.

Winchester Awarded $9 Million Tracer Ammo Contract

Winchester was recently awarded a $9 Million contract for tracer ammunition.

The Army’s Next Generation Squad Weapon

The lore filtered down from American ground forces in Vietnam—and later from those in Iraq, Afghanistan and other conflicts—was that the M16 and its related M4 platform worked well when they worked, but sometimes failed spectacularly under various combinations of dust, dirt and heat.

DoD Awards Winchester Ammunition $51 Million Contract

This is in addition to their original contract to manufacture 5.56 NATO, 7.62 NATO and .50 BMG cartridges.

Souvenir Self Defense

Can you use a classic, original-style 1911 in .45 ACP for self defense?

U.S. Army Awards FN with Contract for M240L Machine Guns and Receivers

The U.S. Army has awarded FN America with a contract for M240L machine guns and receivers.

SIG Sauer Celebrates Best Army Rangers

Army 1LTs Vince Paikowski and Alastair Keys, both serving in the 75th Ranger Regiment, received the U.S. Army Best Ranger Competition M17 Trophy Pistols created by SIG Sauer when they won the 2021 Best Ranger Competition in April.

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