If there’s one rifle that has earned legendary status across generations of shooters, it’s the Ruger 10/22. Whether you’re a seasoned gun owner, a weekend plinker, a hunter, or just getting started, chances are you’ve either owned one—or should. Bold claim? Absolutely. …

During World War II, many innovations in firearms reshaped the battlefield. While rifles and machine guns often get the most attention, the development of modern military handguns also played an important role. One of the most influential pistols of the war was the Walther P38, a 9mm semi-automatic …

World War II saw some of the most important advancements in infantry weapons in history. Among those innovations were the widespread use of semi-automatic battle rifles, which dramatically increased the firepower available to frontline soldiers. Two of the most notable semi-automatic rifles of the w …

The story begins in the late 1800s when the British Army began developing a modern repeating rifle. The Lee-Enfield rifle was officially adopted in 1895 and was chambered for the .303 British cartridge, which would go on to become one of the most widely used military cartridges in history. Over time …

Few rifles in military history are as legendary as the M1 Garand. Known for its reliability, power, and revolutionary semi-automatic design, the M1 Garand played a major role in helping Allied forces win World War II. Often referred to as “the greatest battle implement ever devised,” a q …

Few firearms from World War II are as recognizable as the M1 Carbine. Lightweight, reliable, and easy to handle, the M1 Carbine became one of the most widely issued American firearms of the war. Designed to provide soldiers with a compact and effective defensive weapon, the M1 Carbine eventually ear …