Author: SAR Staff

By Anthony Dee One of the most interesting and obscure weapons of World War II was the ill-fated BEANO grenade. The idea for this grenade was initiated by the OSS... Read more.

By Rob Krott Cuba is probably the only country in the world with a pleasure yacht displayed in a glass case. The Kremlin keeps Lenin under glass while Fidel has... Read more.

By Dan Shea In this issue of Small Arms Review, we are pleased to bring Robert Segel back into the fold after a short hiatus. Robert’s in depth work on the St.... Read more.

By Robert Hausman Despite recessionary fears, the strength of the Euro against other currencies, and the calls in certain countries for greater restrictions on firearms... Read more.

By Chris Choat M44 HANDGUARD SYSTEM FOR AR-15/M-16 RIFLE First Samco has introduced their new M44 handguard system for the AR-15/M16 series of rifles and carbines.... Read more.

By Vic Fogle The General’s War: The Inside Story of the Conflict in the GulfBy Michael R. Gordon and General Bernard E. Trainor.Boston, New York, and London:Little,... Read more.

By Jeff W. Zimba There is a new kid on the block in the arena of manufacturing AR-15/M16 type rifle systems and that new kid already has years of experience. DoubleStar... Read more.

By Al Paulson Some suppressors are designed to be the M1A1 Abrams tanks of their division, delivering peerless performance, extraordinary toughness, and a price... Read more.

By John Henshaw In the 1970’s a new 12.7x107mm heavy machine gun in service with the Soviet forces came to the notice of the western nations, visible as mounted... Read more.

By Dan Shea 14 July, 2002, Stickledown Range, Bisley, United Kingdom. Hundreds of people have gathered together on a glorious South England summer day, in a spirit... Read more.