Author: SAR Staff

By Jeff W. Zimba If you read these pages on a regular basis you have probably noticed the availability of inexpensive AK variants over the last few years. When companies... Read more.

By David M. Fortier As US troops are presently engaged in combat operations in Afghanistan, SAR is presenting an interview of special interest with a former Soviet... Read more.

By Frank Iannamico While researching my military Thompson book American Thunder, I discovered quite a few World War II Ordnance Department documents that expressed... Read more.

By Frank Iannamico The UD M42 was one of many submachine gun designs to emerge from the Second World War. It was considered by many to be one of the finest weapons... Read more.

By Robert M. Hausman During a seminar for importers and exporters conducted during the 2003 SHOT Show in Orlando, Florida, representatives of the Bureau of Alcohol,... Read more.

By Chris A. Choat LEICA INTRODUCES THEIR NEW LRF 900 RANGEFINDER Leica is upgrading its already popular line of rangefinders with the new LRF 900. This model is... Read more.

By Jim Schatz “HK Heckler & Koch”(English version)Copyright 1999 by Verlag Udo Weispfennig,Wuppertal, GermanyWritten by Manfred Kersten& Walter SchmidReviewed... Read more.

By Jeff W. Zimba Now I don’t know about you, but in the past when I thought of an air rifle the first thing that came to mind was the famous Daisy Red Ryder BB... Read more.

By Stephen P. HalbrookAttorney at Law, Fairfax, VA J. David Truby asks, “Where’s Walsh?” (SAR, January 2003) While his whereabouts may be unknown, he does... Read more.

By Al Paulson There is something irresistible about pen guns that conjures up misty visions of greatcoats and cobblestone rues and Seitenstrasses; the echoes of... Read more.