Author: SAR Staff

By Robert Bruce “Soldiers may have armed robots as battle buddies by early next year, according to industry and military officials attending the biennial Army... Read more.

By Frank Iannamico In World War II many Americans, both those serving in the military and civilians, were anxious to offer their inventions, ideas and Yankee ingenuity... Read more.

By Mark Genovese In October of 2003, Zastava Arms of Yugoslavia, whose factory is located in Kragujevac, Serbia, celebrated its One Hundred and Fiftieth Anniversary. SAR was... Read more.

By Scott Stoppelman Remington Arms is our nation’s oldest firearms manufacturer dating back to the early 1800’s. To this day, the company offers a very comprehensive... Read more.

By Dan Shea Prvi Partizan is considered one of the best quality ammunition manufacturers in the world; they have a long history of making military small arms ammunition... Read more.

Text and photos by Dan Shea One of the more interesting weapons to come from the old Soviet Union is the AGS17 series of grenade launchers. While the modern examples... Read more.

By Dan Shea Innovation is alive and well again in the small arms community. This may seem obvious to many of us, but we had years of stagnation in the private sector... Read more.

By Robert Hausman World’s First Global Gun Treaty Enters Effect Legally Binding Instrument Will Affect World Trade The United Nations’ Firearms Protocol, the... Read more.

Text & Photos by Jeff W. Zimba April 15-17, 2005 were the dates and Houston, Texas was the location. The event was the National Rifle Association’s 134th... Read more.

By Dan Shea “This example illustrates the use of machine gun fire to deny an area to the enemy, and at the same time leave it in good condition for the advance... Read more.