Volume 25

There is no ammo available where I live. No 9mm, .38 Special, .223 or .308. Occasionally, if you are lucky...

By Jean Huon The post-World War II French program of infantry small arms included a light machine gun. Several models...

The optical sighting device industry is heading toward replacing traditional ground lens see-through glass optics with optoelectronic sighting devices. This...

Rifle scopes, spotting scopes and binoculars share a similar purpose. The optics are designed to magnify the image of an...

FN represents Fabrique Nationale the Belgian company that originally designed and manufactured the rifle, FAL represents (in French) Fusil Automatique...

A rifle-caliber, semi-automatic pistol is an ugly artifact of the 1934 National Firearms Act which classifies short-barreled rifles as “restricted...

By Todd Burgreen Any mention of Christensen Arms inevitably brings forth an association with their precision bolt actions. Various models...

What does the statement “high capacity 9MM handgun” conjure up? For sure, models coming to mind are the striker fired...

Since the German MP 18 had shown its potential in World War I, submachine guns became an indispensable part of...

The Copenhagen-based company Dansk Industri Syndikat (DISA) has been manufacturing weapons for the Danish armed forces since 1900. Even before...