All branches of the U.S. Armed Forces still use the heavy machine gun, which has remained largely unchanged in both appearance and function since World War I.

After nearly 50 years in service, the Army is exploring options to replace the M240 machine gun. From .338 Norma Magnum ...

The M1919 Browning was the workhorse machine gun of the U.S. Military during World War II. Learn about the background behind this durable and reliable design.

While machine guns of the era had a true utilitarian look, the World Standard Maxims were akin to works of art and were certainly of the level of craftsmanship of high-end sporting shotguns of the ...

Yesterday morning I joined select journalists who got to experience the Army’s new XM-7 rifle and XM-250 machine gun first-hand.

Supreme Court appears to favor upholding a Trump-era rule that outlaws rapid-fire bump stocks on guns that allow a shooter to spray hundreds of bullets per minute.

Lawmakers are backing Assembly Bill 1127, which would ban the sale of firearms that can be easily converted into automatic ...