The M11-87 Sportsman Field is no cheap knock-off, but is designed with the wallet in mind.

The N-Frame Smith & Wesson revolver is available in configurations to suit just about every possible use. But at the end of the day, these big bore sixguns haven't changed that much since their introduction. That's true for one reason: They work. 

Dave Morelli puts the McMillan Tactical Hunter through the paces at the range. Will this out-of-the-box hunting rifle live up to its accuracy promise?

Created by duck hunters for duck hunters, the Maxus is big on reliability, accuracy and power.

If it looks good, feels good, and kills birds dead, it qualifies as a Classy Double.

The able Contributing Editors of Gun Digest will perhaps forgive me if I take a moment and comment on just a few guns and gadgets that tripped my personal trigger during the past year. Some of these are doubtless discussed elsewhere in this volume, but what can I say? I was here first.

Page 2: The able Contributing Editors of Gun Digest will perhaps forgive me if I take a moment and comment on just a few guns and gadgets that tripped my personal trigger during the past year.

Yes you can own ‘Machine Guns’ and ‘Silencers.’

In order for a wingshooter to become competent in the field, he must have the basics of shooting flying objects firmly in place.  In Part II of the series excerpted from the new Gun Digest Book of Shotgunning, Marty Fischer gives you more basic tips.

Training with a full-sized 1911 in .22 has never been easier or more affordable.