BOOK REVIEW: Melvin Johnson’s M1941 Rifle
Although overshadowed by the far better known M1 Garand service rifle, the story of the Johnson M1941 rifle is an ...
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WWII Semiauto Weapons, Stacking up the American M1 Garand, Soviet SVT-40 and German G43
The Second World War was one of great technological advances. It was first war to see the use of jet ...
Out with the Old, in with the New: The SnT Motiv STC-16
The ROK Special Forces, especially the Army’s Special Operations Command (SOC), has been using the K1A SMG as its main ...
Of Rifle Foregrips, Form and Function: The WASP and Venom from FXD
Ergonomics is the science of interfacing man-made objects with the human animal. This pursuit shapes the way we drive our ...
French Experimental Submachine Guns (1945–1949)
After WWII, the French Army was completely reorganised and wished to upgrade its equipment. Stores were filled with odd equipment ...
A Brief History of the Submachine Gun—1915 to Today
Most subguns operate using the blowback action where the force and gasses of the fired shell drive the bolt back ...
Khyber Pass Darraie: The Soviet Makarov-Patterned Handgun Copy
While in Afghanistan Small Arms Review received the unique opportunity to examine a 9x18mm PM Makarov-patterned, self-loading handgun that was ...
Royal Armouries Museum, Leeds Centuries’ Worth of Historical Weaponry
Located in northern England, the city of Leeds houses one of the largest collections of historical weapons. The Royal Armouries ...
Stealth Recon Scout Desert Tech’s Lighter SRS-A2 Covert Rifle
6.5 Creedmoor has a lot going for it: it’s an accurate round with modest wind drift, light recoil and adequate ...
Assessing Tavor SAR Models 5.56mm, X95 and 7.63x35mm
The Tavor SAR, the U.S. version of the 5.56mm Israeli Army rifle, was one of my favorite bullpups mainly for ...
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