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By Stephen StuartDuring the war in Manchuria and China during the 1930’s, there was controversy within the Japanese Armed Forces,...

By Dan SheaNovember 2000 already. My, how time flies. When you get this, we will be facing the most intense...

By Robert HausmanIn two recent actions involving the industry’s regulator, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms (ATF), a retailer...

By Chris ChoatCOMBAT SHOTGUN PRODUCTION CONTRACT AWARDED TO H&KOn May 12, 2000, the US Army Armaments, Research, Development, and Engineering...

Costa Rican Sailors practice drill & ceremony with their old M1 Garands. Photo from Ministry of Public Security. By Julio...

By Dudley CalfeeThis LZ was “hot.” As the UH1 “Huey” helicopter approached the clearing, the door gunner could see the...

By Alan C. PaulsonOriginally developed as a military cartridge, the .338 Lapua Magnum may well be seen by small-arms historians...

By Norman PottsWhen Mikhail Kalashnikov first designed his famous AK-47, I doubt he had any idea as to the status...

By Robert Bruce Today’s USMC Rifle Company is arguably the most lethal in Corps history. Packing a variety of weapons...

By Jim Schatz“A successful demonstration is a day where no one at the demo gets hurt, all the guns work...