More On Guns and Weapons

Marine Corps law enforcement professionals can now carry privately owned weapons "for personal protection."

Beginning Jan. 2, airmen at Offutt Air Force Base will no longer be able to carry their personal firearms on base.

The new scoring standards are part of an ambitious plan to replace the current Annual Rifle Training qualification course.

The DoD recently released guidance that allows U.S. military personnel to carry privately owned, concealed firearms on base.

Sig Sauer Inc. just released the civilian version of the U.S. Army's M18, the compact pistol that may be the most popular of...

Saab and Raytheon will demonstrate next spring a new, precision-guided munition for the Carl-Gustaf recoilless rifle.

Three competing firms displayed their prototype 6.8mm rifles and automatic rifles at the 2019 AUSA conference.

The company announced the launch of its "Active Duty" 9mm training round line Monday.

The Army began working on the MHS in 2009 and launched a competition, which Sig ultimately won, in the summer of 2015.

Israel Weapon Industries recently unveiled a new AR-style rifle that can quickly change from 5.56mm to .300 Blackout ammo.