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11-21-2007, 06:22 PM
American Rifleman Television Visits Knight's Manufacturing
11/21/07
Fairfax, Virginia -- This week on "American Rifleman Television," Managing Editor Chad Adams is on assignment in Titusville, Florida, at Knight's Manufacturing Company. You will not want to miss "Knight And Shining Armament"—we'll look at the revolutionary invention of the AR rail system, go behind the scenes at Knight's state-of-the-art facility, and finally we'll burn some ammo with the current line-up, including the Army's new SASS rifle. In our Rifleman Review segment, Field Editor Mike Humphries breaks down the Para Ordnance SSP SE1, a clean, traditional-looking M1911 that is loaded with features. And in I Have This Old Gun, National Firearms Museum Senior Curator Phil Schreier takes a look at a special presentation-grade M1 Garand—serial number 1,000,000, which was presented to the inventor, John C. Garand, in 1960.
Part of MidwayUSA and Outdoor Channel's "Wednesday Night On The Range" lineup, "American Rifleman Television" airs each Wednesday at 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. The show repeats on various days and times throughout the week. For a complete listing, or to find out how you can receive Outdoor Channel, go to www.outdoorchannel.com (http://www.outdoorchannel.com/).
"American Rifleman Television" is the on-screen version of the National Rifle Association's American Rifleman magazine, "the world's oldest and largest firearm authority." "American Rifleman Television" is the pre-eminent source for accurate, compelling, authoritative information on all aspects of firearms, the shooting sports and all Americans' exercise of the Second Amendment.
For more information, contact the staff at americanriflemantv@nrahq.org.
Media Contact:
Staff at American Rifleman americanriflemantv@nrahq.org
11/21/07
Fairfax, Virginia -- This week on "American Rifleman Television," Managing Editor Chad Adams is on assignment in Titusville, Florida, at Knight's Manufacturing Company. You will not want to miss "Knight And Shining Armament"—we'll look at the revolutionary invention of the AR rail system, go behind the scenes at Knight's state-of-the-art facility, and finally we'll burn some ammo with the current line-up, including the Army's new SASS rifle. In our Rifleman Review segment, Field Editor Mike Humphries breaks down the Para Ordnance SSP SE1, a clean, traditional-looking M1911 that is loaded with features. And in I Have This Old Gun, National Firearms Museum Senior Curator Phil Schreier takes a look at a special presentation-grade M1 Garand—serial number 1,000,000, which was presented to the inventor, John C. Garand, in 1960.
Part of MidwayUSA and Outdoor Channel's "Wednesday Night On The Range" lineup, "American Rifleman Television" airs each Wednesday at 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. The show repeats on various days and times throughout the week. For a complete listing, or to find out how you can receive Outdoor Channel, go to www.outdoorchannel.com (http://www.outdoorchannel.com/).
"American Rifleman Television" is the on-screen version of the National Rifle Association's American Rifleman magazine, "the world's oldest and largest firearm authority." "American Rifleman Television" is the pre-eminent source for accurate, compelling, authoritative information on all aspects of firearms, the shooting sports and all Americans' exercise of the Second Amendment.
For more information, contact the staff at americanriflemantv@nrahq.org.
Media Contact:
Staff at American Rifleman americanriflemantv@nrahq.org