Developed by some of the most legendary names in firearms, the lever-action rifle was destined to be a classic from the start.

The ol' Browning Auto-Five has the elevated distinction of being recognized as the first self-loading scattergun.

In its second century of use, the .22 LR proved to have the staying power many of its close relatives lacked.

In a matter of seconds, the Pedersen device made the bolt-action Springfield M1903 a semi-automatic rifle.

These are the seven 9mm pistol designs that propelled the demure German cartridge's popularity worldwide.

Modern Shooter immerses itself in true-to-life self-defense scenarios with a visit to Double Eagle Tactical Training.

With hot loads, the Ruger Blackhawk Bisley .45 Colt is the definition of unadulterated power.

Some of the ‘busiest’ and ‘cleanest’ precision rifle reticles available today.

Decked out for precision work, the new SCAR 20S nearly mirrors is military counterpart the MK20 SSR.

Savage’s B Series Hardwood has elements of fine rimfires now gone — and modern-day improvements.

Boasting trim ergonomics, the 10mm XD(M) proves a manageable pistol for the powerful cartridge.

Whether for long-range shooting or hunting, the .308 Winchester comes into its own when handloaded.

Upgraded with some solid new features, the M4-22 Pro appears an excellent choice in .22LR training rifles.

While other makes and models have come and gone, Glock 10mm pistols have been stalwarts for caliber from nearly the start.