Category: Weapons

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

Either because of their effectiveness or for outright no real reason, some of the weapons that the U.S. uses are considered illegal by foreign countries

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

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

The 81mm mortar is a key indirect fire weapon, offering versatile, high-impact rounds for U.S. infantry with impressive precision and range.

USSOCOM wants to gear up its special operators with the technological edge that will allow them to control and dominate future battlefields.

Will the very specialized and sleek millennial or the well-rounded Gen Z celebrity kid come out on top in this F-22 vs F-35 fight?

Understanding what MOA is and how you can use it will make you a better long-gun shooter.

The M224 60mm mortar is a game-changer. Able to fire a wide variety of rounds, it can even put out fires, as the Special Forces demonstrated.

The thermobaric bomb is a very powerful weapon both for its immense destructive power and its psychological impact on enemy troops.

Worthy of all the memes, the GAU-8 Avenger 30mm cannon is a deadly weapon of destruction that makes the A-10 a shark in the skies.

A reflection of the warriors who wielded them, Viking weapons were both sought-after and feared in Medieval Europe for centuries.