"Practical to tactical": The M24 SWS

Article Abstract:

Remington's model 700, bolt-action rifle that is the basis for the standard-issue of the M24 of the U.S. Army sniping rifle, introduced in 1962 and beloved of millions of shooters is described. Modified according to the changing nature of modern war, it is the ultimate example of a commercial, sporting rifle.

Evaluation, Weapons industry, Remington Arms Company Inc.

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DSA, Inc., SA58 carbine

Article Abstract:

Details about the Barrington, Ill., firm of DSA, Inc.'s new design in rifles are presented. The first and most crucial evidence of the company's efforts was the securing of a full set of blueprints and the original tooling from Steyr, which produced a variant of the FAL called the STG-58.

Illinois

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Savage Cub .22

Article Abstract:

The feature of Savage Arm's Cub .22 rifle, manufactured by Savage Arms, Inc. is aimed squarely at the youth/heirloom market. It offers features well suited to a first rifle in an attractively styled and competitively priced package of diminutive dimensions gauged to youthful ergonomics.

Savage Arms Inc.

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