NRA’s flagship publication, American Rifleman presents expert coverage of rifles, shotguns, handguns, ammunition, optics and shooting accessories.
Join American Rifleman staff in this week's video to learn about a new version of the famed Beretta 92, a line extension that offers up single-action-only operation, optic-ready capability and more.
Colt is the brand that's traditionally associated with the M1911, and in this Rifleman Review, we look at how they're paying homage to the classic design with the Gold Cup National Match model.
Watch American Rifleman editors on the range to learn about the MAC 2 Tactical Wood, a semi-automatic shotgun from Military Armament Corporation.
In the Middle East, a distinctive style of longrifle emerged that is known today as the jezail, a native name that described the arm's extraordinarily long barrel.
In this Gun Of The Week episode, we're taking a closer look at a Ruger GP100 that has a unique barrel length, and it's only available as a Davidson's Exclusive.
It's a difficult task to build a reliable semi-automatic handgun chambered for the notoriously inconsistent .22 WMR cartridge, but Walther Arms seems to have done it with its WMP.
Join American Rifleman staff on the range for this feature video to learn about the newest pistol-caliber carbine from KelTec.
In the latter portion of the 19th century, militaries across the world made the shift to the self-contained metallic cartridge, and that went for sidearms as well as rifles. When the British made the change, its military adopted the government-produced Enfield Mark I and Mark II revolvers.
Join us on the range with the Hammerli Arms Force B1, a unique, straight-pull bolt-action rifle that is packed with features and designed for rimfire cartridges.
One of the newest options in Springfield Armory's line of M1911s is the Emissary, and in our testing, this pistol proved to be one of the most accurate M1911s we've shot recently.
Join American Rifleman staff on the range this week with the Mossberg Silver Reserve Eventide Turkey, a camo-clad, 28-ga. shotgun designed for the field.
The Gallager carbine is one of the American Civil War's lesser-known cavalry arms, but it still used a unique design that allowed it to adapt to the metallic cartridge era that followed.
Join American Rifleman staff this week on the range with a unique Davidson's Exclusive package from GalleryofGuns.com: the Springfield SA-35 High Power and matching Civivi EDC knife.
One of the most versatile options in Silencer Central's own line of suppressors is the Banish 46, rated for use on rifles chambered for .458 Win. Mag. or less.
Join us on the range this week with a Finnish-made precision rifle chambered for an all-American cartridge. This is the SAKO TRG 22 A1.
Smoothbore muskets saw extensive service during the American Civil War, and at the North-South Skirmish Association's smoothbore match, they pay homage to the men who used these firearms in conflict.
Join American Rifleman staff in this week's video as we look at and shoot the Reflex from FN America, a micro-compact handgun chambered in 9 mm Luger and designed for daily carry.
As World War II developed, engineers found ways to simplifying the Thompson submachine gun, and later M1 and M1A1 Thompsons were easier and less-expensive to produce.
A 12-ga. semi-automatic shotgun that feeds from detachable box magazines, the Tokarev USA TT 12 provides some familiar features to fans of the AR-15.
In 2021, Smith & Wesson answered consumer demands with the release of its M&P 10mm M2.0, which was the first 10mm Auto-chambered handgun within the company's improved M2.0 line.
