NRA Test Garand
Rifles like this M1 Garand were provided to NRA for testing purposes during WWII.
5 More Guns Hollywood Took To War
Our second look at war movie guns focuses on firearms from recent films.
M1 Garands, M1911s Available Soon for Sale
Army reclaims 100,000 rifles that had been loaned to foreign countries and earmarks 8,000 pistols for sale through the Civilian Marksmanship Program.
The Rifle That Dropped Jaws
In 1975, the film “Jaws” electrified audiences across the country.
Americans Have Always Owned New Gun Designs
In the 1980s, gun prohibitionists almost accomplished a national ban on then-new polymer-frame pistols, such as Glocks, with the bogus claim that “plastic guns” are invisible to metal detectors.
Firearms for Freedom: A 10-Gun Salute
The politics of guns and hunting obscures many deeper truth about America, such as a longstanding connection between private American arms makers and freedom that has greatly benefited our armed forces.
A Short History of the Semi-Automatic Firearm
Follow the journey and development of firearms to the recent models of the 21st century, and you'll see that the politicians who tell us citizens should not own these guns don't know their history.
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