Gun Articles

From Dracos to WASRs to PSLs, Cugir Arms imports have long been a staple of the U.S. gun market. Now that the demand for Dracos is higher than the supply can provide for, what does the future hold for this little Romanian pistol that punches above its weight?

No argument, the .22 Magnum is top dog when it comes to .22 rimfire cartridges. But what does that add up to?

The M&P 9 Shield EZ feels like a .380 Auto, performs like a 9mm.

Track game through the morning fog or the cover of darkness with Liemke’s Kieler thermal monoculars, now available in the United States.

Savage’s Renegauge is setting the bar for reliable semi-auto shotguns. Whether you’re aiming your bead at clays, birds or bears, the Renegauge will cycle the right load for the job.

If you are in the market for a rimfire rifle of any kind, Savage likely has you covered. Offered in a wide variety of calibers, configurations, materials, and even colors, Savage’s expansive line of rimfire rifles is sure to have something that will catch your eye.

Love 'em or hate 'em, 2D data matrix codes on guns are likely to stick around.

Beretta brings the rough and ready French MR73 revolver to the American market.

The perfect size to throw in your glovebox or range bag, Fix It Sticks’ new All Purpose Driver Kit makes light work of field repairs.

More than ever before the 1911 pistol is configured for concealed carry. Find the top models to protect your six.

Capable of precision shots right out of the box, Bergara’s new Premier Competition Rifle was designed with shooters’ needs in mind. Loaded with features more typically only found on custom built rifles, the Bergara aims to make precision rifle competitions as accessible as any other shooting sport

Sig Sauer’s newest suppressor, the MODX-45, brings modularity alongside durability.

Ed Brown, renowned for their custom 1911s, continues their Fueled Series with its new custom Smith&Wesson M&P 2.0 9mm—the MP-F4.

Springfield offers a new optics ready 9mm compact for concealed carry in the XD-M Elite Compact.

A gun blow up on the YouTube channel Kentucky Ballistics provides a stark reminder to always know what ammo you're loading into your gun.

Under appreciated, bearly a second thought is given to the bipod. A mistake, given attaching the right one to your rifle's fore-end tightens groups and extends your range.