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GLOCK, Inc., a global leader in firearms manufacturing and innovation, invites you to start the .22 Long Rifle (LR) caliber journey with the introduction of the new GLOCK 44 .22 LR Pistol.
Robert K. Brown has been praised and damned in equal parts by those dumbstruck that such a person actually exists in today’s world. Now 87, Brown has elected to part with many of his special firearms.
The National Instant background Check System, or NICS, set a record for November background checks in 2019. It appears 2019 will set a new annual record for NICS checks.
SIG SAUER, Inc. is pleased to announce the receipt of a 2019 Ballistic Best Editors’ Select Award for “Most Diverse Manufacturer.”
Over the last two years, XTech Tactical developed an industry-first sensor-activated smart laser light combo for full-size pistols.
SIG SAUER, Inc. is pleased to introduce the P320-M18, the commercial variant of the U.S. Military Modular Handgun System (MHS) M18.
Savage Arms is pleased to introduce Minimalist, a distinctly different take on the classic rimfire design.
The BRN-180 relies on a different operating system with a design that reaches back to the original improvements made to the M16 platform.
The new BATTLEARMS XYPHOS series of firearms are designed from the ground up and purpose-built as the next generation AR.
Some say firearms serial numbers are just another invasive tool of the government to keep track of your guns. What do you think?
On November 30, 1810, Oliver Fisher Winchester was born in Boston, Massachusetts.
“Top” can mean anything, in this case, it’s all the pistols that stood out the most in the course AmmoLand News’ 2019 handgun video reviews by Graham Baates.
With Christmas right around the corner here is some tactical gear to get you kitted-out for the range at the right price!
Barrett has produced 100 Special Edition MRAD Mk22 Advanced Sniper Rifle Systems that are available exclusively through EuroOptic!
Revolvers made by J. H. Dance & Bros. are some of the most distinctive guns to come out of the south during the Civil War.
SIG SAUER, Inc. congratulates Team SIG professional shooter Daniel Horner for defending his first place title for the second year in a row, at the 2019 SIG SAUER Fort Benning Multi-Gun Nationals.
On November 26, 1926, John Moses Browning passed away in Liege, Belgium, at the age of 71.
December 1st, 2014 marked the birth of a new AR. CMMG introduced the Mk47 and it quickly became the go-to AR/AK for shooters.
On November 24, 1916, Sir Hiram Stevens Maxim died at the age of 76. Despite holding patents for everything from mousetraps to curling irons, Maxim is best known for his machine gun.
SIG SAUER, Inc. is proud to announce the delivery of the 100,000th M17 and M18 for the Modular Handgun System program to the U.S. Military.
An interesting time this fall hunting season shall be had with my new Henry Model 24 Side Gate Lever-Action Rifle, sporting a cartridge that entered the ammunition market almost 135 years ago.
Brenton USA, manufacturer of performance-grade AR-style hunting rifles, purpose-built expressly for the hunter, has announced they’ve signed the Outdoor Marketing Alliance, Inc.
On November 21, 1865, US patent 51,117 was issued to William Mason for the swing-out revolver cylinder.
Kimber Mfg., Inc., a leading American firearms manufacturer, announced today their new product lineup for 2020.
My first three shots through my now Grayboe-equipped Remington 700? Point-two-inches (.38 moa) at 50 yards.
The Steyr M9A1 was introduced with a very forward-thinking design, but how well has the pistol stood the test of time?
Stag has begun the process of relocating all of its operations to Cheyenne and plans to be fully settled in its new accommodations in the upcoming months.
The Hellcat from Springfield Armory has proven its mettle in a grueling 10,000-round test!
Martin Fry was an accomplished gunsmith, but 113 of the 116 pistols he made for a government contract in 1808 were rejected.
When talking about guns the term, “headspace,” refers to the distance from the part of the chamber that stops forward motion of the cartridge, to the firearm’s bolt-face.
