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Smith & Wesson's M&P M2.0 Compact Series boasts the same new design points as the rest of the line's next generation pistols and a few extras that should appeal to those in the market for a concealable striker-fired pistol.

Knowing how to efficiently and effectively reload is a crucial part of operating a defensive firearm in a gunfight.

When it comes to a precision chassis rifle, the Howa HCR hits the sweet spot on accuracy and affordability.

At more than a century old, the .38 Special is still one of the most ubiquitous and well-rounded handgun cartridges available.

Developing your natural point of aim is key in placing shots accurately and consistently with your handgun. And it only takes a few steps to perfect.

Can I carry my gun while traveling in my car? In many cases yes, but there are certain considerations to concealed carry in your car.

The Spanish-American War was among our country's briefest conflicts, yet it marked the introduction of a number of important advancements when it comes to firearms designs.

Given the ease of modification, there's no reason you should be satisfied with a stock AR. Here’s a quick look at how to make your rifle race ready.

Federal Premium has released bullets from its Trophy Bonded Tip and Syntech lines as individual reloading components.

Yankee Hill Machine’s new Hunt-Ready Carbine is a scoped and zeroed rifle, ready to shoot straight out of the box.

Upgrading from a standard to a free-floated handguard can increase your AR-15’s accuracy potential, and it isn’t difficult following this procedure.

Success favors the prepared, and being prepared means having the right gear. Here’s some new concealed carry gear to help stack the odds in your favor.

Are .357 Magnum snubnose revolvers still a good choice for those who carry?

Springfield recently released the EMP 4 Concealed Carry Contour in .40 S&W, giving shooters a more powerful iteration of the slim and lightweight 1911.

Gun Digest Contributor Phil Massaro takes us through the basics of understanding barrel twist rate.

The AR-556 MPR is Ruger's take on a custom build and provides the features for a quick-handling, smooth-shooting rifle.