Military Firearms

The FN 509 Compact is the newest addition to the popular striker-fired pistol line, but not the least ... well, in everything except size.

Nothing can cause the new Garand shooter more headaches than an intractable M1 Garand clip. Here’s how to load it and troubleshoot it.

THE U.S. ARMY'S Browning Automatic Rifle, always known as the BAR, was one of the great infantry weapons of its day. And it's still a great rifle today.

The Leatherwood ART scope allows you to frame, aim and shoot — to 1,000 meters and beyond. Is the ART M1000 Pro the simplest sniper scope ever devised?

If you love military surplus, you won't want to miss these mil-surp M17 pistols Sig Sauer is releasing in the market.

If you're after a gritty, dependable and historic rifle that can stand up to the worst of what the world throws at it, then yes, the Mosin-Nagant is worth every penny.

Looking back on the forward-thinking black rifle with a new-production retro AR-15 options.

These are the five iconic Colt firearms that will crown your gun collection.

In a matter of seconds, the Pedersen device made the bolt-action Springfield M1903 a semi-automatic rifle.

These are the seven 9mm pistol designs that propelled the demure German cartridge's popularity worldwide.

Once nearly forgotten, the AR-10 has risen to become a military and civilian favorite.

Early FBI sniper rifles were surprisingly basic. Today’s FBI HRT (Hostage Rescue Team) models are the tip of the spear in long-range shooting accuracy and features.

Developed in 1970, the AK-74 in 5.45X39mm was the Soviet’s answer to the U.S. Army’s M16 in 5.56mm NATO.

Contrary to public opinion, the Thompson submachine gun was not only used by Prohibition-era gangsters. In fact, the “Tommy Gun” was a favorite among early FBI agents as well.

The AK-12 has improved ergonomics and modularity over the AKM, AK-74 and AK-74M.

Colt’s classic 1911 still remains America’s favorite handgun, and there are a host of different models that draw in premiums on the collector’s market.