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In 1990, the Soviet Ministry of Defense was facing considerable economic strain. It nonetheless was confronted with the fact that...

The year is 2,005. Concern over new threats by Saddam Hussein to use weapons of mass destruction on his neighbors...

As urbanization progresses, fewer informal ranges are available for practice. Of indoor ranges, not all have rifle-rated backstops. Of shooters,...

On June 6, 1944, one of the greatest military operations in the history of humanity began. On one side was...

In rivalry with the Wehrmacht, its aerial warfare branch, the Luftwaffe, had developed its own anti-tank rifle grenade launcher for...

On October 19, 1960, the U.S. Army announced the testing and evaluation of a new 40mm grenade launcher designated as...

Due in part to the growing cost and dwindling availability of Class III machine guns and suppressors, considerable interest has...

These four titles are from a series of nine (so far) books that cover German WWII weapons. What sets this...

After the release of “Lord of the Rings” and “Harry Potter,” movie studios were trying to release their own big...

If the last true firearm innovation was the polymer frame, we’re about 50 years into the current technological drought. Like...