Author: SAR Staff

By Robert M. Hausman NASGW Show 2005 New Products Report Line extensions, rather than brand new products were the rule amongst the 153 exhibitors at the 2004 National... Read more.

By Chris Choat GG&G INTRODUCES EOTECH QD LOCKING LEVER SYSTEM GG&G has developed a unique and innovative quick detach system that retrofits directly to the... Read more.

By Tim Kast Editor’s note – SAR has been hearing of many end users in the military arena who have chosen these tactical knives, so we decided to bring... Read more.

By Prokopius Ziros August 13, 2004 is a day that has already passed into history as the day that Greece, one of the smallest countries in the world, but also the... Read more.

By Mark Genovese The Bren Gun is one of the most recognized Allied weapons to emerge from World War II. Exceedingly robust and well built, it started life in 1924... Read more.

By Jean Francois Legendre The Mitrailleuse Mle. 1907 is a gas-operated machine gun designed at the French Manufacture Nationale d’Armes de Saint-Etienne (MAS)... Read more.

By Jeff W. Zimba Without a doubt, everyone has heard an elder family member talk about the “good old days.” It may have been in relation to the economy or in... Read more.

Text & illustration excerpted from Belford’s Annual, 1887 In all his expeditions, Mr. Stanley, the great African explorer, takes with him the Maxim automatic... Read more.

By Frank Iannamico Two popular submachine guns that are occasionally available in the Class III marketplace are the Swedish K, which was marketed commercially as... Read more.

By Dan Shea We decided to have a little fun with the SHOT show issue this year. As evidence, this month’s cover. The ladies on this month’s cover have all been... Read more.