Tonight on American Rifleman TV: Black Rifle Coffee Company; FN 509 Pistol

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posted on August 30, 2017
Care for cream or sugar? How about a heaping teaspoon of patriotism? This week we feature an American Rifleman TV first—a look at Black Rifle Coffee Company, a community of military veteran entrepreneurs dedicated to providing conservative America with products they can get behind. So sit back and enjoy a cup of steaming coffee that is rooted in Second Amendment rights. Watch a preview of the episode here.







For "Rifleman Review" we test the FN 509 Pistol in 9 mm Luger.



"I Have This Old Gun" looks at the Armalite AR-18. Watch a video preview of tonight's episode.



Watch past segments of American Rifleman TV at americanrifleman.org/artv, and tune into Outdoor Channel Wednesday nights for all new episodes.

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