Military

Heckler & Koch has just announced a new product, the HK433. The HK433 is their new “Modular Assault Rifle” designed for military use.

Following their success with their .22-caliber M1 Garand, Kingston is launching a rimfire replica of the M14 rifle for 2017.

It does everything the Modern Handgun System needs it to do and more, and it does it all very well. The P320 is no compromise.

During World War II, the Ordnance Department granted a number of developmental contracts for various types of weapons. These weapons were given a “T” (Test) prefix and were intended either to modify the existing M1 rifle to increase its utility or were an entirely different type of weapon that might prove to be an improvement over the Garand.

Wow! It’s finally over. The search for the Army’s new Modular Handgun System has ended.

As the old saying goes, better late than never.

Essentially, the system holds the rifle so the shooter doesn’t have to.

“I don’t know what the answer to that is…,” explained Gibson. “It’s going to take someone smarter than me to figure that out.”

The Remington Arms Company has been a supplier of shotguns to the United States military since before the First World War. The Model 10 and Model 31 slide-action shotguns and Model 11 autoloader were part of America’s military small arms during both World Wars. The Model 870 (M870) so familiar to shooters today has also played an important role with the United States military. Here is its story.