Tag: V1N1

By Dan Shea SAR is starting the “Identification Guides as a series”. We believe that these guides need to be ...

By Dan Shea In 1934 the United States Government managed to circumvent the Second Amendment of the Constitution, utilizing a ...

By Robert M. Hausman In this column, Small Arms Review will track breaking news, emerging trends, and new products as ...

By Harold Lewis While the price of Class III N.F.A. weapons continues to rise dramatically each year, the supply of ...

By Michael Shyne “Yet we were wrong, terribly wrong. We owe it to the future generations to explain why.” Robert S. ...

Dateline: Knob Creek, KY, May 22, 1997. This day was an unprecedented event in the annals of small-arms history; almost ...

Some chase after Holy Grails, some fame and fortune, some peace and tranquillity. This particular author has been trying to ...

Suppressed rifles can be very useful tools for solving a variety of tactical problems. When used for law-enforcement applications, suppressed ...

This spring we got to inaugurate the addition to the KCR subgun range. Unfortunately, it was out of necessity. On ...

When discussion turns to the “best of the best” Class Three weapons, the Swedish “K” is usually at or near ...