Firearms

Machine guns are awesome because of their firepower. Here are some of the machine guns that the US Army used during different wars.

James Puckle once thought out of the box and decided to design a gun with square bullets, but was it successful?

What if I tell you that you’ve seen an M72 and you’re not even aware of it? Have a look and see for yourself.

Do you think your favorite sci-fi weapon could make it in the real world? Let’s analyze how realistic (or unrealistic) they are.

Here is a brief history of the 150-year-old Smith & Wesson Company and how it became the Icon it is today.

The industry should stop playing make-believe with the lives of its own community and work with the NRA to ensure gun control on the set.

Smith & Wesson cited the state’s proposed law against assault rifles as its main reason for this historic decision.

Dry firing is a very valuable training method. But you have to approach it correctly to reap the maximum benefits.

“The MK-22 will provide airborne snipers with a more compact load during airborne infiltration operations without reducing their lethality.”

AR-15 options are endless. However, sometimes, the way to find the best option is to build the AR yourself!

Trench shotguns were so effective in World War I that Germany deposited a formal complaint to the U.S. objecting to their use.

Before even picking up that shiny new rifle you just purchased, let’s take a moment and talk about the four fundamentals of marksmanship.