Gun Articles

Optics ready and capable in many roles, the FN 509 LS Edge proves itself a tactical jack-of-all-trades.

Given most of us spend the better part of our days with duffs firmly planted, learning to draw from a seated position is a key self-defense skill.

With a history pre-dating the founding of the country, Alexander Hamilton's pistols are expected to draw a record-breaking price.

A tweaked throwback Colt Open-Top, the Taylor & Company Hickok is as dashing as its namesake.

Expensive large-caliber rifles and more variables than you can shake a stick at, do you have what it takes to compete in King of 2 Miles?

The support-hand-only draw isn't an easy maneuver, but it can be a life saver.

We weigh the pros and cons of the .357 Magnum as a defensive cartridge to see if the time-tested option is the right fit for you.

A throwback Glock? You heard right and the P80 has all the utilitarian charm of the original Pistole 80.

Mossberg & Sons has grown to one of the world's foremost firearms manufacturers by pursuing one simple goal: putting quality firearms within reach of every shooter.

With more clearance thanks to a 60-degree bolt throw, the Three 60 plays nice with larger optics.

The all-steel Taurus 1911 Commander pulls off the compact iteration of the icon flawlessly at a price that can't be beat.

Double-stack 9mm pistols abound, find out the top options in this class of handgun for concealed carry.

A basic skill, learning strong-hand-only draw, presentation and shooting ensures you're never out of the fight.

PS Turkey Hunter is tailored to bring home the big bird.

Taylor & Company goes small with the Remington-Beals in its Ace Revolver.

Enanced with Luth-AR's Anti-Rattle set screw, the MBA-5 stock is better than ever.