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Loading Bench: The Do-It-All .30-30 Winchester
Is it the rifles chambered for it or is it the cartridge itself that keeps the .30-30 Win. an enduring favorite of American shooters and hunters? Certainly, the .30-30 has remained popular for decades because it was originally chambered in handy, compact rifles, such as the lever-action Winchester Model 94s …
10 More Little-Known Facts About Mausers
Everyone knows the name “Mauser,” and the bolt-action rifles associated with it. Yet, there is far more that goes with the famous name than that. There were already 10 little-known facts covered previously, but thats not all. Here are 10 more facts you may not have known were a part of the …
Ruger’s Redhawk: A Durable Double-Action Revolver
Ruger introduced its popular .44 Mag.-chambered Redhawk—a double-action/single-action revolver—in 1979 and it is remains one of the most popular wheelguns on the market to this day. Its success, in fact, might be the primary reason the company discontinued the beloved Security-Six in 1988. The latter’s construction allowed it to survive the rigors of …
FIREARM AND AMMUNITION INDUSTRY ANSWERING UKRAINE’S CALL TO ARMS
America’s firearm industry is proving again that it is the arsenal of freedom. U.S.-based firearm, ammunition and accessories manufacturers are answering Ukraine’s call-to-arms to defend itself against the Russian unprovoked invasion. NSSF has been on the leading edge of this response, working with officials from Ukraine and the United States to facilitate …
Important Questions the ATF Needs to Answer
While new rules concerning firearms created or proposed by the Biden administration, and to be enforced by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), have left gun manufacturers, dealers, and even law-abiding American gun owners in a state of uncertainty, some U.S. Senators are calling on the ATF …
Style Over Substance
Eric Adams, who was elected as mayor of New York City last November, appeared at the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art’s red carpet event last week in a tuxedo jacket emblazoned with “End Gun Violence” and a “no guns” logo. “Bringing a little swagger back to the Met Gala,” he tweeted, telling Bloomberg news that, “The goal …
Remington’s Pump Rifles: Models 760 & 7600
The modern family of Remington pump-action rifles can be traced back to 1933, when Charles Kuhn Davis took over as company president. Davis recognized that the Model 14 pump-action, which was introduced in 1912, was by then outdated and expensive to manufacture. The Model 141, a cosmetic update of the Model 14, appeared in 1935. …
Striking Silver: Henry Repeating Arms Celebrates 25 Years
To echo Charles Dickens’ A Tale of Two Cities, this is the story of two Henrys, and like the 1859 historical novel, it focuses on resurrection. In this case, however, it is the not only about the legendary 19th century rifle with the famous name, it is also about an entirely …
Bergara: From Blackpowder Beginnings To Rifle Powerhouse
Not long ago, most firearm enthusiasts—except the few who have visited the city in north Spain—had never heard of Bergara. It’s not one of those organized European-tour destinations, although a company based in Lawrenceville, Ga., has now made the name a familiar one among precision shooters and hunters who demand …
I Carry: Mossberg MC2sc Pistol in a Galco Holster
Firearm: Mossberg MC2sc (MSRP: $662) We wanted to take another look at Mossberg’s MC2sc micro-9 mm double-stack pistol for several reasons. First and foremost, it continues all the things we liked about the single-stack MC1sc and the larger MC2c pistol: Excellent trigger, great ergonomics and a simple fieldstripping setup that doesn’t …