Gun Articles

Set to ring the gong from a country mile, Savage's MSR 15 Valkyrie embraces the ballistic talents of Federal's new cartridge.

AR-style rifles aren’t only relegated to the range or competitive shooting. Here’s a list of new hunting ARs that could make your next season one for the hunting journal.

Tacticool instruction might be fun, but it won't make you a more prepared armed citizen. Handgun training should focus on the skills with practical tools that will save your skin.

Does the small and speed .223 Remington have what it takes to put meat on the table? With the right bullet, you bet.

Winchester’s Model 65 was produced for a relatively short time, but it was a big hit with lever-action fans.

The Windham Weaponry MPC 16 doesn’t have a lot of extra bells and whistles — making it a top pick for a survival gun.

Lighter and smaller, Springfield Armory gives AR-15 fans something to consider with the additions of the Saint Edge and Saint Pistol to its lineup.

The AR has come a long way since it rolled off Eugene Stoner’s drawing board. Find out what’s the best of the best when it comes to black rifles for 2017.

Over the years Patrick Sweeney has learned a few unique ways to attach a sling to an AR. Here are some tips and tricks to make any sling work on your AR-15.

Have a favorite shooter, but are vapor locked on what to put under the tree for them this Christmas? Never fear, we’re here to help with these great gifts.

Handgun trainers typically come from a variety of shooting backgrounds. But do these background necessarily make them the best trainers for armed citizens?

Concealed carry of small handguns, a.k.a. micro guns or pocket pistols, is controversial. But sometimes it makes sense for self-defense, if you know how to make the most of those smaller calibers.

Springfield has upped the ante with its XD-E, releasing the hammer pistol in the hard-hitting .45 ACP.

A shotgun is an exceptional all-around weapon for home defense, especially when you build it to your preferences.

Rightsized, the Walther PK380 is small enough to slip into a pocket, but has the performance of much larger self-defense handgun.

Let’s look at what the facts say about the .380 ACP and its capabilities as a defensive option.