The FN FAL, known as ‘The Right Arm of the Free World,’ defined Cold War battlefields with its 7.62x51mm firepower, earning a place in military history as a symbol of freedom in the face of Soviet aggression.

The SIG Sauer 556 Classic SWAT is the perfect blend of AR-15 familiarity and AK-47 toughness, wrapped in Swiss precision, making it a unique and reliable choice for shooters looking for something beyond the ordinary.

I was born to carry a rifle, to run ahead of the pack, and return with more than I started with, because that’s what it means to be all grown up in the world of professional soldiers.

The QBZ-195T is a modern Chinese assault rifle poised to equip Thailand’s special forces with a versatile and customizable weapon platform.

In the realm of personal and home defense, one must navigate a sea of tactical “enhancements” with discerning wisdom, for while some gadgets offer genuine advantages, others may simply weigh you down with unnecessary prestige and expense.

The British Army is poised for a transformative leap in modern warfare with the acquisition of the revolutionary L403A1 signature-masking rifles through Project Hunter, symbolizing a commitment to innovation, national defense, and industry collaboration.

The US Army has long been at the forefront of weapons technology and innovation, constantly seeking to develop new firearms that enable its personnel to meet the demands of modern warfare.

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AK-103 is a 4th-generation assault rifle that was first launched in 1994 and commissioned in 2001, chambered by a 7.62×39mm cartridge.

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This air rifle has been in production now for about 36 years years, but they’re bringing new upgrades to the table. This is a very good spring rifle to teach and practice marksmanship with.

CAR-15 rifle became one of the top modern special forces weapons for good reasons.

Today we are looking at the rifle versus the carbine and comparing and contrasting the differences between true rifles and short carbines.

Finding the best home defense option for you can be a bit daunting. Here’s what our team of Special Operators, SWCCs and SEALs picked and why.

The Ruger PC Carbine is a great weapon, but factory polymer parts wear out quick. These simple DIY upgrades are worth every penny.

Burris’s signature HD spotting scope is a high-end scope designed for professionals. Obviously, this scope comes at a steep price, but the benefits you will reap from its performance are more than enough to compensate for its hefty price tag. This spotting scope comes supplied with state of the art technologies. Each of its features […]

The Army Combat Capabilities Development Center (CCDC) Research Lab is testing a new suppressor with an integrated muzzle brake that will help soldiers maintain accurate and quiet fire on the enemy in future battlefields. This new device is aptly named “Smuzzle.” Smuzzle’s design was originally meant for the Army’s 155mm howitzers, yet the inventors turned […]

In this series of articles, we’re discussing 10 of the most important, unwritten, rules of CQB. You can read part I here and part II here. Avoid shoulder transitions (Remark: This rule is referring to a full shoulder transition in close proximity.) The human brain is like a forest. When you were a kid, it […]

Welcome back to the second part of Close Quarters Battle (CQB) series. In the previous part, we talked about sight fixation and flashlights. Let’s continue to our next two rules. But before, we would like to remind you that these “rules” are more of a reminder of things that many forget or not aware of. […]

This series of articles isn’t meant to offer concrete, hard-and-fast rules about close-quarters combat (CQB). Like anything in life, there are dozens of paths to a destination, and efficiency and safety make the difference. This article series will just present some things that many forget or are simply not aware of. The reality of today […]