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Not only is the CZ Scorpion Evo 3 a blast to shoot, it is also a highly functional weapon — particularly with a buttstock.

As with all aspects of shooting, particularly at long range, learning to properly read the wind requires practice and familiarity with the basics.

When the weather heats up, many shooters ditch their usual carry pieces for lighter, more concealable guns. Here’s a list of 13 top summer carry guns.

Here is why the 9mm remains America's most popular handgun caliber.

We take it for granted that higher capacity pistols are the most logical choice for concealed carry, but are they really the best option for the majority of armed citizens?

Want to get the most out of your .30-06 Springfield loads? Check out these tips for handloading this classic hunting cartridge.

Smith & Wesson’s classic .357 Magnum is a stunning piece with an intriguing history, and it’s still a very popular item with collectors.

AimPoint is shooting to be the go-to red dot for wing and clay shooters with its shotgun-specific Micro S-1 sight.

The Mossberg Patriot in .270 Winchester conquers mule deer country.

More than just shooting off a bench rest, these AR-15 drills are meant to help you improve your handling of your rifle, along with your marksmanship.

The Ruger No. 1 rifle is a classic single shot that has stood the test of time and continues to produce respectable accuracy.

The Smith & Wesson Model 629 is a heavy duty .44 Magnum revolver that's the perfect protection for city and country.

After watching — waiting and studying — CZ-USA has become one of the latest to enter the polymer striker-fired pistol game with the CZ P-10 C, and the years spent waiting have paid off.

Take your Kalashnikov rifle to the next level with these functional and ergonomic AK upgrades.

Here are the five guns that fought for and against your independence in the American Revolution.

The Remington 870 pump action has been used as a standard police model for decades. But as good as this gun is, it can always be improved by the application of aftermarket parts and the ingenuity of a custom gunsmith.