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The new special operations rifle takes the classic M4 to the next level

By Miguel Ortiz

Naval Base San Diego Commanding Officer Capt. Robert A. Heely trains with a ballistic shield during a tactical training exercise. The training is designed to enhance law enforcements' ability to respond effectively to high-risk situations, ensuring readiness in operational environments. The ballistic shield provides added protection for personnel during potential threats, improving safety and mission success. (U.S. Navy photo by Aegis Fire Controlman 1st Class Bryce Cothran.)

This compact ballistic shield was designed with and for special operators

By Miguel Ortiz

myths and facts ak-47 Monument to the weapons developer Mikhail Kalashnikov on blue sky background. The creator of the Kalashnikov assault rifle AK-47, soviet and russian designer of small arms

Myths and facts about the rifle that never quits: the AK-47

By Adam Gramegna

Navy SEAL Mk 17 SCAR-H

The War on Terror’s iconic FN SCAR is dead

By Miguel Ortiz

Beretta's new, bayonet-ready configuration of the A300 Ultima Patrol semi-auto 12-gauge, in frogskin camo.

Beretta’s Marine Corps 250th birthday shotgun is a vibe

By Miguel Ortiz

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Delta Force legend Larry Vickers says the Army has an ammo problem

By Miguel Ortiz

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A new patent says the Sig Sauer P320 is unsafe—but offers a fix

By Miguel Ortiz

XM17 competition

Why the Army didn’t finish testing the Sig Sauer P320 during the XM17 competition

By Miguel Ortiz

Maj. Jonathon Bless tests optics on XM7 rifle on Oct. 16, 2024 at Fort Campbell, Ky. The 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) leads the Army's Transformation-in-Contact initiative with the 1st Brigade Combat Team "Bastogne" conducting situational training and live-fire exercises as a part of the Headquarters, Department of the Army's (HQDA) operational assessment.

Why the Army doesn’t need the Sig Sauer M7 rifle

By Miguel Ortiz

The surprising FBI evaluation and ICE ban of the troubled Sig Sauer P320

By Miguel Ortiz

A gift from his dad saved this Marine’s life in Fallujah

A gift from his dad saved this Marine’s life in Fallujah

By Miguel Ortiz

NATO membership closer for Ukraine with the help of this rifle

NATO membership closer for Ukraine with the help of this rifle

By Miguel Ortiz, Tessa Robinson

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA - APRIL 15: Firearms are displayed at the Sig Sauer booth at the National Rifle Association's Annual Meetings & Exhibits at the Indiana Convention Center on April 15, 2023 in Indianapolis, Indiana. The convention, which is expected to draw around 70,000 guests, opened yesterday and runs through Sunday. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)

SIG Sauer’s legal battles and why the XM7 might not replace the M4

By Miguel Ortiz

This submachine gun looked homemade, but it killed lots of Nazis

Best AR-15 slings on the market

By Brady Kirkpatrick

a member of the Mujahideen carries a weapon on his soldier

Operation Cyclone: The CIA’s covert program to arm the mujahideen

By Jessica Evans

A glock pistol composite with Gaston Glock

Gaston Glock, inventor of Glock pistol, dead at 94

By Miguel Ortiz

Israel bought nearly 14,000 tank shells for over $106M

Israel bought nearly 14,000 tank shells for over $106M

By Miguel Ortiz

This AR trigger is approved by Special Operations

This AR trigger is approved by Special Operations

By Miguel Ortiz

Remington leaving New York after 200 years

Remington leaving New York after 200 years

By Miguel Ortiz