Author: SAR Staff

Text & Photos by Jeff W. Zimba The AR-15 Rifle System Returns To Its Roots Many newcomers to the world of military firearms are excited about what seems to be... Read more.

By Dan Shea There are two primary Small Arms Symposia that top the world scene for those in the military small arms field. The first is something the readers of... Read more.

By Robert Hausman The inspection program of licensees by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives was found to be “infrequent and of inconsistent... Read more.

By Robert Bruce “The coalition remains offensively oriented to kill or capture anti-coalition elements and enemies of the Iraqi people, and to establish a safe... Read more.

By Jean-Francois Legendre If World War II vintage belt loading machines for .30 caliber Browning fabric belts are commonly encountered these days, the very early... Read more.

By Anthony Dee Tullio Marengoni was said to be the John Browning of Italy. He was a very talented designer and was employed by Beretta for several years. He designed... Read more.

By Scott Stoppelman The history of the company now known as ArmaLite Inc., of Geneseo, Illinois is a long and somewhat convoluted one. Established first as a division... Read more.

By Robert G. Segel The nation’s newest machine gun range and shoot opened with rousing success on October 15-17, 2004 at the Big Sandy range located near the small... Read more.

By Chris Choat B-SQUARE INTRODUCES TACTICAL BIPOD With the requirements of law enforcement and military maneuvers in mind, B-Square introduces their new tactical... Read more.

By Dan Shea Far better it is to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs, even though checkered by failure, than to take rank with those poor spirits who neither... Read more.