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When Colt announced it would stop producing its AR-15 semiautomatic rifle for sale to the general public to focus on handguns and military production, some gun-control advocates declared victory, saying the move would help limit the availability of assault weapons in the U.S. — but the evidence indicates their celebrations are probably premature

Colt's recent decision to halt civilian production of AR-15s sent a tremor through the small-arms community, a sign that other gunmakers may fall victim to a market swelled to capacity with the popular semi-automatic rifle

Colt, one of the nation's largest and best-known gunmakers, will stop producing AR-15s for the civilian market, the company said this week

Fellow military history buffs and shooting enthusiasts rejoice, good news is coming your way: An amendment to the 2018 National...

Vintage military surplus small arms have always been popular among the shooting community. Small arms from both world wars are...

There are few names that invoke the American Frontier more than Samuel Colt, but before his revolvers helped win the...