Entries Tagged Steyr Arms

The Scout Rifle was designed by Col. Jeff Cooper to be a do-it-all gun, and the concept is still popular.

In the latest shooting sports news, Benchmade Knives has named Jon deAsis CEO and Riton Optics are now available at the U.S. Marine Corps and U.S. Coast Guard Exchanges.

Take a look at the bolt-action rifles major manufacturers are offering big-game hunters this year.

In the latest shooting sports industry news, GPO partners with Zanders, Savage adds Flat Dark Earth to the Axis II rifle and more.

The Steyr Arms Range Day will be July 27 at the CMP Talladega Marksmanship Park in Talladega, Alabama, — home of the Steyr Academy— and is open to the public with free entry and free shooting.

Things have changed. Gone are the days when commerce in the shooting sports retail industry involved the simple buying and selling of hardware. That is no longer enough.

Steyr recently updated its U.S. website and announced a new rifle for spring 2019, the Monobloc, which features a one-piece receiver and barrel.

The Steyr Arms Summer Sale Event 2018 consumer cash rebate program has begun and will provide rebates of $125 for any select rifles.

Three new camouflage patterns for the Steyr Scout Rifle will be available for a limited time. The Steyr Camo Scout Rifles are currently available in “Early Fall,” “Mid Fall,” and “Late Fall.”

Steyr’s iconic AUG is now available in its A3 M1 variant, including an optics attachment platform reminiscent of the rare and sought-after AUG A2.

The popularity of the Scout Rifle had led to large purchases from Steyr in Austria, in turn leading to an across-the-board lowering of prices for .308 Scout Rifles in black, gray, OD green, or MUD.

Steyr Arms has just introduced its multi-configurable AUG A3 M1 rifle to the U.S. market, a popular bullpup rifle variant that's the standard issue for the Australian army and and several other militaries.