Rifles

Every American should own and be able to operate at least one rifle. The rifle should be .223 caliber or larger, and should preferably be… Read More »Rifles

Being a southpaw and a shooter presents many challenges. You can either try to learn to shoot right-handed, you can use a right-handed rifle left-handed,… Read More »Left Hand Rifles

by Richard Davis This rifle arrived just in time for widespread use in World War II, and played a large role winning victory after victory… Read More »M1 Garand Rifle

Perhaps the most famous Browning rifle is the Browning Automatic Rifle. Articles on Browning Rifles Browning BLR: A better lever rifle The BLR .358 is light,… Read More »Browning Rifles

Popular Ruger rifles include: Ruger Mini-14 Ruger Mini-30 Articles on Ruger Rifles Ruger’s Buffalo Rifle: It ain’t no Sharps, but it Shoots Like One The… Read More »Ruger Rifles

John M. Browning filed a partent for the Browning Automatic Rifle (BAR) on 1 August, 1917 and the rifle was in combat by 1918. The… Read More »Browning Automatic Rifle

Marlin Rifles is famous for its lever action rifles and for its .22 rimfire rifles. Perhaps the most popular Marlin rifle is the Marlin 336… Read More »Marlin Rifles

The Ruger Mini-14 was introduced by Ruger in 1974 as a scaled down version of the M-14 battle rifle. The M-14 rifle uses the 7.62mm… Read More »Ruger Mini-14

The XM8 rifle is currently in testing to determine if it will replace the venerable M-16 as the standard rifle of the United States Armed… Read More »XM8

Articles on the Winchester Model 70 Third Time is The Charm: The Winchester Model 70 This legendary rifle has been produced in three distinct versions,… Read More »Winchester Model 70