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On American Rifleman TV: SIG Sauer Today
Senior Executive Editor Brian Sheetz gives you an exclusive look at an entirely new firearm, really a completely different shooting platform - SIG Sauer’s MPX.…
On American Rifleman TV: The Stag Arms Story
Connecticut’s Stag Arms has been in the news recently as company owner Mark Malkowski is courted by states that want the maker to pull up stakes and move to a…
On American Rifleman TV: Federal Shotshell Production
We buy them by the pallet load, but how are shotshells really made? Managing Editor Aaron Carter heads to Federal Premium to show you how they make and load shotshells.…
On American Rifleman TV: Making DPMS’S
Managing Editor Aaron Carter takes you to the DPMS factory and gives you an overview and insight into how this leading company produces its rifles.…
On American Rifleman TV: Ammo Testing At Federal
Watch the latest in defensive ammunition from Federal. Mark Keefe evaluates the new Remington Model 783 bolt action rifle and we take a look back at the Browning Model 1919.…
On American Rifleman TV: The Guns Of Market Garden
In September 1944, the Allies unleashed a bold plan to end the war against Hitler’s Germany by Christmas. We look at the guns used in this pivotal battle, and the…
On American Rifleman TV: Leupold – Made In America
Leupold is the largest maker of riflescopes in the United States, offering everything from affordable scopes for plinking to the riflescopes for U.S. military snipers.…
On American Rifleman TV: Nosler Custom Rifles
Nosler is best known for its bullets, but now the company offers complete loaded cartridges as well as its own rifles — both bolt-action and semi-automatic. This week, Managing Editor…
On American Rifleman TV: The Crimson Trace Evolution
ARTV heads to Crimson Trace to show how the Oregon company builds its Lasergrips, as well as showing the new line of green lasers from a company that is best…
On American Rifleman TV: U.S. WWII Bolt-Actions
We think of the M1 Garand as the dominant rifle of WWII. But a lot of American soldiers, marines, sailors and coast guardsmen were issued bolt action rifles. …
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