How are drones changing war? Companies are now pitching new shotguns, rifle kits, and ammo as last-resort drone killers. Story by [email protected] (Chris Panella) • 1mo ...

From the archives – he’s not certain of the date – here’s an ad for the Ron Paul Survival Kit. The whole ad, offering some more products from the defunct Ron Paul & Co., is below.

Winchester Ammunition used a vintage M1 Garand rifle at SHOT Show 2018 Range Day to showcase its new Wood Box Series of World War II ammo. (Matthew Cox/Military.com) LAS VEGAS -- Winchester ...

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The smell of iron and paint permeates the workshop, also decorated from floor to ceiling with dozens of religious icons. Mikhalev makes the art as a keepsake, a souvenir of the war in eastern Ukraine.

With both sides of the war in Ukraine burning through ammo at astonishing rates, the US Army says it's rethinking what it needs for a potential large-scale future fight.

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Some companies are now pitching rifle ammo and shotguns as tools for taking out uncrewed systems. These are seen as last-ditch efforts in drone defense.

How are drones changing war? Companies are now pitching new shotguns, rifle kits, and ammo as last-resort drone killers.

Counter-drone systems are a top priority for the US military. Some companies are now pitching rifle ammo and shotguns as tools for taking out uncrewed systems. These are seen as last-ditch efforts in ...