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The Lee-Enfield No. 4 (T) was Great Britain's go-to sniper rifle from WWII through the early Cold War.

American Rifleman Editor-in-Chief Mark Keefe talks to Winchester's Dusty Gibson about the latest product in the Victory Series line of throwback ammunition: .30 caliber rifle cartridges for the M1 Carbine

For slow fire at the National Matches in the early 20th century, the Colt Camp Perry pistol, with a unique design and National Match-specific features, is one really nice gun to shoot

The 6,000 POWs at Camp Perry during WWII were mostly skilled workers. Only one ever managed to escape.

The company is has throwback WWII ammo available, serving up a limited run of era-specific ammunition in special packaging reminiscent of those times

A new line of old ammo that’s available in .30-06, .30 Carbine, .45 ACP and 12-gauge brass shells — loaded to WWII specs

If you want to get your hands on Winchester’s WWII-inspired .30-06 ammo that comes in a cool wooden box, you had better act fast when it’s released next month!

WWII-era warplanes soared above the crowd at Shooters’ Memorial Plaza during this year's First Shot ceremony at Camp Perry, OH.

The WWII Japanese Type 38 dates back to 1897. It’s comparatively mild 6.5x50 cartridge may suit the recoil-shy