Glock, Inc., has announced the 5th generation of its G19 and G17 pistols, which feature more than 20 design changes that distinguish them from their Gen4 predecessors. Read More |
3 Different Men... 1 is a SPY... Yet they all have 1 common item they carry that is NOT a gun. Seriously, can YOU tell? You MUST See This |
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Adventure Is Out There! Earlier this month, Yamaha Motor Corp., USA, introduced an all-new four-passenger side-by-side vehicle – which offers four times the proven off-road capability, four times the comfort and four times the confidence...to deliver four times the fun and excitement on your next outdoor adventure. Read More |
SIG Sauer has been in the news lately due to safety concerns surrounding its flagship P320 pistol, resulting in a dizzying storm of reports involving the Dallas Police Department, firearm drop-testing protocols, the Army's XM-17/MHS service pistol, negative 30 degree angles and, of all things, Sharknadoes. Read More |
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SIG Sauer has taken multiple runs at the polymer-handgun market. Its first attempt at a polymer-framed pistol, the SIGPro, was not an overwhelming success... Read More |
For a company that is as American as apple pie, Ruger has been in the 7.62x39 mm business for a long time. The company introduced the Mini-Thirty rifle back in 1987... Read More |
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Welcome to another episode of "I Carry," Shooting Illustrated's weekly video series covering the guns and gear needed to put together an ideal everyday-carry kit. Read More |
One of the universal truths in life is, according to virtually every U.S. serviceman, their rifle is too darned heavy. The 1873 Trapdoor Springfield with its 32 5/8" barrel weighed in at more than 8 2/3 lbs... Read More |
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Handgun hunting has long been something of a niche market in the hunting world, and its practitioners have typically relied on big bore revolvers to make their meat. At least in regards to medium- and large-sized game, anyway. Read More |
I write about and test a great deal of rifles these days, and no matter what the rifle is capable of, one comment is almost always made by a reader: "That gun is too expensive, how about a gun for the common man?" Read More |
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Armed personal defense and concealed carry remain major driving forces behind today's firearm and accessory market. And for as much energy and innovation are expended on creating firearms to satisfy this growing segment... Read More |
The .380 Automatic Colt Pistol (ACP) has come a long way since John Moses Browning designed this little straight-walled cartridge over a century ago. Once considered too small for self-defense work, the .380 ACP is now much more effective... Read More |
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What has become known as "The Ladies Pistol Project" (LPP)—an internal code name assigned to one of the largest examinations by American Rifleman of the burgeoning interest in handguns by women—began as a simple question: Are certain models of handguns... Read More |
The first American Rifleman Ladies Pistol Project, conducted in summer of 2016, grew out of basic curiosity: Were certain guns that were regularly purported to be "good for women" just that—and if so, why? Read More |
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We've got three basic choices in labor saving machines that clean mass quantities of cases at one go: the vibratory dry media tumbler, the ultrasonic cleaner and the stainless steel pin/liquid media rotary tumbler. Read More |
The M1911 pistol market continues to expand at a rate that defies easy explanation. Today, an example of this classic firearm can be purchased from almost every major handgun manufacturer. And while entry-level .45s still exist... Read More |
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The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives released its "Firearms Commerce in the United States, Annual Statistical Update 2017" in August. Read More |
Damage estimates from hurricanes Harvey and Irma are astronomical—and growing with each person as they slowly return to what is left of their home... Read More |
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Saturday, September 23, 2017
NRA Publications - The American Rifleman Ladies Pistol Project and More
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