American Rifleman
As the premier magazine produced by NRA Publications for shooting and firearms enthusiasts, American Rifleman utilizes the foremost experts in every shooting pursuit, just as we have done for the past 122 years. With coverage devoted to rifles, shotguns, handguns, ammunition, reloading, optics and shooting accessories, American Rifleman delivers the most complete, well-rounded, firearm magazine in existence.
American Hunter
NRA's magazine for outdoorsmen and women, American Hunter is the largest-circulation all-hunting magazine in the world, with over 1 million readers. American Hunter offers expertise on how and where to hunt all types of North American game, and encourages readers to take advantage of the rich opportunities and to pass along the tradition to the next generation.
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That place is still pot marked like the surface of the moon from the bombardment it's incredible to see the cliffs those rangers climbed and fought their way up,apparently the guns were found in a field eventually and were destroyed
The month of June 80 years ago, Young boys were laying their lives down so that people today the month of June is dedicated to a month of useless weirdos one day and that isn’t even recognize very well in this country one day in the month of June, where they happened to mention D-Day any Americans take pride in the month of June how sick we become you sometimes think that these boys were shot like in the movies literally to pieces some parts never be found. What about the wound the main we can’t give them one day we gotta give the whole month for the queers, what are we come to the leaders of the Democratic Party? I am for pride month you gotta be proud that you’re gonna have a drag dance in a third grade classroom in the month of June 80 years ago thousands of young boys and women were dying so that you could celebratepride month, but let’s only give them one day and also take our flag of America down and fly the clowns flag man. Where is this country going? God save this country.
Losers carry Smith and Loser pistols. The Marines use Sig or Glock and NO smith and loser pistols are allowed.
Carwood Lipton was the man in the tree. Not Don Marlarky.
This is a weird model as it has the full front slide serrations and is optics ready, but still has the hinged trigger. I can't find that config in their current catalog. 🤷♂️
I have it in the 3.6 barrel, w/2 15rd mags & 2 sleeves for the 17 rd mags.. The 5, 4, 3.6 inch barrels and hinged triggers are when they first came out models. About a year ago I tried to help a friend buy one since he liked mine, but, at first we could only find the newer models that only came with 12 rd mags. However, if memory serves me correctly it did have the newer trigger like the M&P Shield Plus. I was able to locate the earlier (as shown in video) 4in barrel 2.0 model and the prices have gone up about $175 or more than when they first came out.
It shoots projectiles. That's all that is required.
I have a Springfield sa35 and I absolutely love.
Springfield did a great job on the SA-35! Several American Rifleman staffers ended up buying examples. We love ours.
Remington needs better QC on its Thunderbolt line. I have more failures to fire with that ammo than any other .22 on the market.
It’s the best gun I’ve ever owned
Beautiful gun, just too expensive.
That is not where you are supposed to position it. It should be behind and to the side of the muzzle. RTFM, it just read what the unit tells you.
Some seriously Bad Ass Rangers. We need that type of men today!
I did a Burnside impression. And i fired the 4th model of the Burnside carbine . Fired sweet !
They're fun to shoot! The 4th Model's pivoting breechblock makes it much easier to operate.
OMG. I love my rifle. Upgraded the muzzle break. Installed a Mcarbo trigger spring and changed the bolt knob. It is so accurate.
I hear people complaining about its accuracy.. Nice gun though, i bought one 😂 have yet to shoot it though
1. Japanese army wanted a machine gun but didn't want to pay loyalty for the belt feeding mechanism. They were used to Hotchikiss style metal slabs but they wanted something lighter and actually went on asking for something that is cheap and not heavy. Nambu Kijiro came up with the design, matching the requirements of the army. 2. But this gun was a piece of shit when it came out really. Using stripper clips meant a more sophiscated feeding system and the design and shitty industrial capacity of the Imperal Japan created a great combo of having to put a device that drop some lube for the ammo to feed smoothly from an open hopper with 99% chance of letting dust sit on cartridges. This caused a lot of jams and malfunctions when the gun was put into an actual combat use in China. Also just normal infantry cartridges caused a lot of malfunctions with the case extraction not only in type 11 but also type 96. As a result, many Japanese soldiers loved to use captured ZB-26 from the KMT soldiers, calling them "a machine gun that never fucks up". This led to the development of similar machine guns type 96/99 which were quite decent.
"The French don't know what they want" Such an underrated statement. How many revolutions have they had?
Ultralight…2 whole grown men holding it 😂😂😂
I don't like the A2 at all. It had some minor improvements but overall the A1 was the better combat rifle.
Apparently, us old guys prefer the .45. All the youngsters want a 10mm. If there's going to be a suppressor involved, the .45 makes more sense. Full power rounds that are already subsonic. 10mm subsonic will be required to see the full benefits of a can. One of the reasons that make the 10mm so effective is its speed. Remember: mass x velocity = impact. By the time you slow down a 10mm, it's practically the same as a .45. IMHO
Got the Springfield Ronin 45 acp and love it.
Are you guys afraid to post accuracy test results?
shame not showing range results
Picking mine up tomorrow im so excited 👍💯
Literally the only brand of ammo I have ever had an issue with is remington from shotgun shells to 22 ammo
I wish we could legally have suppressors in ILLinois. It certainly help with hearing more clearly. As is, earplugs and such block out background sound, including conversations and range officer commands. That's just not safe.
Hi, I'm writing from Italy, could you please tell me the best factory ammunition for this rifle in 6.5 Creedmoor. thanks and congratulations for the video. HI
Hi, I'm writing from Italy, could you please tell me the best factory ammunition for this rifle in 6.5 Creedmoor. thanks and congratulations for the video. HI
picked one up new 250$ love me some 1911s
My Mother is a Zins and my cousin his name is Brian Zins . Pretty cool
🇺🇲 LOVE Remington High Velocity
Not having a good experience.
Commanded by James Earl Rudder, pride of Brady, Texas and Texas A&M University. After the war, he was the president of A&M. Gig ‘em Aggies!!👍👍
The Nadelgewehr was ahead of its time
Ugliest?, does this dude even see some of the LMG that where in service at the time?, almost all of them where ugly
I don't think it's as ugly compared to any EU or US made at the time, but I think it's a very intriguing in design and innovative.
Does it fit Glock mags?
Never fired one, but they weigh about 3.5 tons 😆
Didnt use them much but i thought it was good simple weapon, minimal recoil and small amd light.would certainly go to war with one!
Why is Remington 22 long rifle so dirty?
That thing is mean
In the 70's and 80's, Remington rimfire ammunition was great. Accurate in almost any firearm, and virtually no misfires or failures to fire. Now you couldn't pay me to use it. Better off getting a slingshot.
The hopper design might seem like lunacy, but if you think about it, is does have some merit to it. Japanese logistics were never very good, so an LMG that uses same ammo as the regular riflemen makes sense. Also you can't lose a magazine that's attached to the gun permanently. The problems with loading speed, reliability and the fact that if the hopper was damaged, the gun was useless, probably are pretty good counterpoints though
I have the SL in 410 and 20: Well balanced and easy to swing. I like everything except the auto safety. I finally got tired of it and removed the linkage and converted them to manual safeties.
Rifle, not a gun. Guns are belt fed. In the title ....
Keep it up Remington. Love the .22lr bulk packs. I always come back to Remington ammo.👍🇺🇸
What a rugged beauty. I'm sure the Germans loved its sweet voice, too.
I have a Winchester model 70 rmef edition in 300 win mag and I love the guns. It’s my second Winchester. The first being a model 88 Winchester in 308 that still gets used for deer hunting but the 300 is now my new mountain deer gun along with my bear gun. I love both of them and the model 70 is my favorite because when I go to eject a shell I know that shell will eject and be ready to load another one when it goes forward
1st lt HQ co father was @ la fiere. it's where he learned how to charm your pants off or make you shit 'em. he had 'yes sir' forearms. scary dude. haunted by lost friends for 50 years. never a bitch or a boast.
Anybody catch the position of the ammo belts on the memorial machingunner statue? Obviously, the artist did not have a vet as a consultant.