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Mark Keefe

Mark Keefe

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Editor-In-Chief, American Rifleman

Washington

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Total articles 257

  • An Official Journal Of The NRA | A Lightweight Hammer: Browning’s A5 Hunter 20 Gauge

    By Mark Keefe| American Rifleman Verified This thing really hammers the ducks,” wrote an NRA member in one of our first “Favorite Firearms” columns about the Browning Auto-5. But the reply from a hunting buddy was, “I’m sure it does, but how do you get them to hold it?” On ducks, and duck hunters, the Auto-5 could pack a wallop. The same cannot be said of the gun reviewed here, the Browning A5 Hunter in 20 gauge.

    By Mark Keefe · American Rifleman

    Dec. 02, 2024

  • An Official Journal Of The NRA | Affordable Powerhouse: EAA 10 mm Witness2311

    By Mark Keefe| American Rifleman Verified The European American Armory (EAA) Witness2311 combines three trends currently on the rise. The first is of a double-stack M1911 with a hybrid frame, the second is the seemingly metamorphic rise of a cartridge that is now more than 40 years old—the 10 mm Auto—and the third, what really sets the gun apart, is affordability. The pistol is built to EAA’s specifications by Girsan in Giresun, Turkey.

    By Mark Keefe · American Rifleman

    Apr. 29, 2024

  • An Official Journal Of The NRA | A Lightweight Hammer: Browning’s A5 Hunter 20 Gauge

    By Mark Keefe| American Rifleman Verified This thing really hammers the ducks,” wrote an NRA member in one of our first “Favorite Firearms” columns about the Browning Auto-5. But the reply from a hunting buddy was, “I’m sure it does, but how do you get them to hold it?” On ducks, and duck hunters, the Auto-5 could pack a wallop. The same cannot be said of the gun reviewed here, the Browning A5 Hunter in 20 gauge.

    By Mark Keefe · American Rifleman

    Dec. 02, 2024

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American Rifleman

The world’s oldest and largest firearms authority, American Rifleman features articles, videos and breaking news on the latest guns, gear and ammunition.

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