THE surrender of three high-powered firearms marked the launching of the Gun-Free and Peace-Center Community Campaign that ...

The Fort Harmar Rifle Club has been hosting the Vintage Military Rifle Match for the past 10 to 15 years. The event was organized by Timothy Bradley, a long time member of the Fort Harmar Rifle Club.

Staff Sgt. Payton Garcia pulled off a rare sweep of the rifle, pistol and multi-gun events at the Marine Corps Championships.

The M14 rifle, adopted in 1957 to replace the M1 Garand and BAR, faced significant criticism from US infantry despite aiming ...

One of the titans of the video game industry, Call of Duty, has featured a lot of weapons of all types in two decades. But ...

Military collectibles from World War II have surpassed their status as mere artifacts and become tangible snippets of history ...

Their Arisaka bolt-action rifle, for instance, could not keep up with the Army's M1 Garand. Likewise, while the Nambu Type 100 submachine gun was seen as an effective weapon, it had a limited ...

Of the 10 firearms, four were classified as light weapons — an M-15 rifle, a Garand M2 carbine, an MK-9 sub-machine gun, and an MKGs 9mm rifle — while the other six were small arms ...

In the podcast, Wong mentions spending time with high-profile gun influencers including Michael Jones, more commonly known as Garand Thumb, Trex Arms host Lucas Botkins and Alex Zedra. Jones ...

The legion commander Shawn Griffith told deputies about the theft on Sept. 25. He said numerous M-1 Garand inoperable ceremonial rifles had been stolen from a safe. On Nov.7, detectives served ...

He created the gun with a simple goal ... a heavy wood-and-steel model that wasn’t much more advanced than the M1 Garand used by GIs in World War II. Eugene Stoner, wearing his trademark ...

The M1 Garand is one of America’s most recognizable and historically ... If there’s not enough pressure, the gun won’t cycle properly. Too much pressure can cause the operating rod to bend or break, ...