Browning Automatic News Today

100 Years Ago

John C. Garand's gas-operated M1 rifle changed very little from its start as the T1 in 1927 until the end of its official production run in 1957, but then something unexpected happened. As a result of the confrontational politics of the Cold War and the subsequent divisions it created, the M1 rifle continued to evolve on another continent.

One possibility was trouble in the coal fields. Another was Noffsinger’s pending testimony against a couple of bootleggers.

One possibility was trouble in the coal fields. Another was Noffsinger’s pending testimony against a couple of bootleggers.

In writing, as in music, there are always little bits of tape that end up discarded on the studio floor.

History of the AR-15; the weapon of choice for most mass murderers is not what many of its defenders would have us believe

The Browning Automatic Rifle is a firearms legend for countless reasons and served even in the Vietnam War:  A strange fact – The Browning Automatic Rifle was loved by American GIs and criminals alike. Origins As the M1918 number designation indicates, the Browning Automatic Rifle (BAR) was issued to American soldiers during the end of the First […]

Overshadowed by the Browning Automatic Rifle, Melvin Johnson’s Model of 1941 Light Machine Gun served elite Marine Parachutists and the Army’s Special Service Force with distinction during some of the toughest fighting of World War II.

Yes, firearms technology may have advanced but that doesn't mean we should rewrite the Second Amendment, just as much as we should expect that today's modern media is protected by the First Amendment.

Memorial Day was conceived to honor the fallen. During World War II, 1,233 Vermonters gave their lives in service to their country. Can we understand...