Whether in the hands of cops or robbers, the Colt Detective Special is a true icon among snubby revolvers.

Stable and lightweight, the Meopta Carbon Fiber Tripod get top performance out of your optics.

Smith & Wesson rolls out the highly tuned and responsive Performance Center Model 442 snubbie.

The heavyweight Model 648 is a looker and a doer, boasting features that help the rimfire own the bullseye.

It's assumed barrel length and velocity walk hand in hand, but in reality, there are many other variables at play.

It takes more than Loctite and torque to robustly mount a precision scope. Find out the secrets to getting the most out of your long-range optic.

Is there a proper handgun shooting stance when it comes to self-defense?

Have you tested your riflescope for tracking accuracy lately? You should.

Six major concealed carry insurance programs are now available to the millions of Americans who carry concealed.

Savage’s first bolt-action in .224 Valkyrie hits the scene just in time for hunting season.

Penetration tests in ballistic gel, particularly in the FBI protocol, are good indicators of a bullet's terminal potential. But they're not the final word.

There are pros and cons to every carry position, knowing them ahead of time will help you figure out what is best for you.

A culmination of a slew of incremental changes, the LWRCI Six8 aim to tackle the 5.56 AR supremacy.

If you stack the one-gunsmith made Nighthawk Custom T4 against the production Springfield Armory Range Officer Compact, how do things shake out?