The G3 Outfitter from Traditions Firearms is a best-of-both-worlds rifle that offers the rugged simplicity of a single-shot blended with modern features and materials.

The G3 was a success abroad, second only to its cousin the FN FAL battle rifle. In Europe, the G3 was adopted by Greece, Sweden, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal and Turkey.

The modularity of the G3 also eases its conversion into a marksman rifle. The stock on the G3 can be swapped out easily by pushing out two pins, putting a new stock in place, and pushing them back ...

While its fixed scope has been updated in newer models, the PSG1’s legacy as a pioneering sniper rifle endures, reflecting the lasting impact of the 1972 Munich Olympics on firearms development ...

Of all the guns that H&K have made over the years, one rifle provides the best example of the company's impact on world conflicts: The G3 rifle, first manufactured in 1959 as the Bundeswehr ...

For years, the Portuguese Army has built their infantry corps around the Gewehr 3 (G3) battle rifle, jointly developed by a team of engineers from Heckler & Koch and the Spanish CETME state-owned ...