Gun Articles

Using a daylight-visible green laser, the new LaserLyte Kryptonyte Laser Bore Sighting System is 100 times more visible than traditional red lasers.

According to the National Shooting Sports Foundation, Citi Merchant Services and First Data Corp. are refusing to process any credit card transactions between federally licensed firearms retailers, distributors and manufacturers, a move that will severely limit available inventory of firearms and ammunition to military, law enforcement and law-abiding Americans.

Alpen Optics introduces the new Teton 8.5x50 and 10x50 binoculars, which provide high performance at a reasonable price.

KonusPro M-30 riflescopes are designed for power and precision.

Birchwood Casey’s new Universal Gun Cleaning System makes it easy to clean rifles, pistols and shotguns.

Federal Premium has partnered with Ruger to introduce the 327 Federal Magnum, a new personal-defense revolver cartridge designed to deliver .357 Magnum ballistics out of a .32-caliber diameter platform — with 20 percent less recoil.

Two new BV Series waterproof binoculars from Minox provide high performance at an affordable price.

Browning's new X-Bolt bolt-action rifle builds on the proven success of previous Browning rifles but features many improvements.

Winchester Repeating Arms announces the return of the venerable Model 70 bolt-action rifle for 2008.

The new Minox MD 50 W Spotting Scope weighs just 21.69 ounces and measures only 8.5 inches, making it ideal for travel.

A silver-plated sheriff's model leads the way at Cowan's May sale, as buyers come out to bid on great early-american firearms, knives and memorabilia.

Armalite chambers the .50 caliber in a 34-pound rifle that really impressed me with its comfort, accuracy and ease of operation. Morelli looks at the Armalite AR-50.

The Nighthawk Custom 1911 Dominator is a professionally made custom pistol that would satisfy professionals and serious shooters.

In order for a wingshooter to become competent in the field, he must have the basics of shooting flying objects firmly in place. In Part I of a two-part series excerpted from the new Gun Digest Book of Shotgunning, Marty Fischer gives you those basics.