Volume 1

By Sgt. Thomas Dresner SWAT: Friend or Foe of Free America? You would have to live in a cave to...

By W.F. Owens Despite the fact that Bergmann designed many successful pistol models dating from the early 1980’s it was...

By Adam Geibel A Vicker’s MMG crew from the Pretoria Regiment, a Citizen Force unit equivalent to the U.S. Army...

By Al Paulson Problem Solving With Low Signature Weapons: Part II Hiding the Shooter While arming the lead man in...

By Steve Baughman Although not classified as “small arms”, the author recently evaluated several functioning machine gun replicas, which are...

The P90 was developed as a personal weapon for support troops whose main function was not being a rifleman. US...

By Frank Iannamico Sale or discounts, those are terms you will seldom, or more accurately, never, see associated with machine...

By Al Paulson The P90 Personal Defense Weapon was originally designed by Fabrique National Herstal SA of Belgium as a...

By Robert M. Hausman At America’s birth, the republic faced a world of hostile monarchies. It was obvious a plan...

By James Ballou The great industrial revolution of the nineteenth century was spawned on the banks of the Connecticut River....