Warne engineers have devised a clever way to fit popular red-dot optics atop scatterguns without drilled-and-tapped receivers.
Designed and made in the United States, this anodized-aluminum mount sports a black anodized finish and installs onto a ventilated rib via side clamps and six (three on each side) Torx bolts.
The mount will accommodate 6 to 10 mm ribs and fits most red-dot optic footprints.
MSRP is $62. For more information, visit warnescopemounts.com.
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) stopped 5,028 firearms at airport security checkpoints in the first nine months of 2024, a decline compared to the same period in 2023.
Some subcompact revolvers buck the trend by adding a sixth round into a cylinder while maintaining a small frame and grip size. The latest design in this vein is the SDR from Diamondback Firearms.
Issued during World War II to tank crews and aviators, the U.S. military’s M3 holster proved to be a simple, efficient design, suspending an M1911 pistol under the off-hand arm for unhindered crossbody draw even when a soldier was seated in cramped conditions.
Welcome to another American Rifleman Gun Of The Week video, and this time we’re headed to the range with a lever-action repeater chambered for a classic American cartridge. This is the R95 from Rossi USA.
Read today's "The Armed Citizen" entry for real stories of law-abiding citizens, past and present, who used their firearms to save lives.
While it can be easily carried, the snub-nose revolver can be difficult to practice with. Justin Dyal's 10-shot Snub Work quiz is designed to give you a good sense of how capable you are with your defensive revolver.
