Volume 25

By Philip H. Dater, M.D. Sitting here in relative isolation watching the snow fall, my mind drifts to pondering over...

By Robert G. Segel In 1918, Fokker, a Dutch aircraft manufacturer, placed full-page ads in industry engineering magazines that not...

By Will Dabbs, M.D. I owe everything I have ever accomplished to firearms. A thousand years ago, some skinny guy...

By Michael Heidler In Sweden, development work on a light anti-tank weapon for infantry use began in 1940 at the...

Story & Photography by Todd Burgreen GLOCK has reacted to two powerful market forces with one of its latest offerings—the...

Flee If You Can, but Fight If You Must By Linda M. Gilbertson “Active Shooter,” one of the targets I...

By Frank Iannamico A U.S. Army soldier on the firing range with an M16A2 rifle. The Army began replacing its...

By Frank Iannamico The early M16 rifles were issued in relatively small numbers to U.S. military advisors and Special Forces...

By Frank Iannamico The universally respected M1 Garand service rifle was designed and developed at the U.S. Springfield Armory. During...

By Michael Heidler - At the beginning of the 20th century, Mexico was a country without any tradition in arms...