Guns & Parts

John Moses Browning’s .50 caliber machinegun first roared to life in the closing month of World War One. Astonishingly, it...

The design of sound suppressors took a quantum jump forward on May 13, 1986, when the U.S. Patent Office awarded...

In his first article, Carl H. Cartledge Jr. introduced the reader to Col. Howard Johnson’s training techniques. In writing his...

The first time I actually saw a photo of the mysterious Duckbill choke I used to hear about once in...

Affectionately known to generations of American Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines as “Ma Deuce,” John Moses Browning’s .50 caliber machine...

The Thompson submachine gun is arguably the most often reproduced miniature machine gun since its graceful lines and well known...

The first time I saw the Big Boar first hand was at the LAR Manufacturing display at S.H.O.T. Show ’97...

Organized and sponsored by The Small Arms Review, the 1999 Silencer Trials drew manufacturers, government personnel, scientists, and journalists from...

For more than 35 years, since 1964 in fact, Heckler & Koch has been producing, and constantly improving on, the...

By Stephen Stuart World War I saw the advent and proliferation of in all practical terms modern mortars. During the...