Doug Larson

The time-tested M1917 is still a sweet shooter, even 100 years. But in many case the rifle will need work, particularly its barrel, to get on target.

The M1917 Enfield, or the "American Enfield", was used in larger numbers than the official U.S. service rifle of the Great War. Today, it still a sweet shooter.

There’s a major nostalgia factor to blackpowder shooting in general and the cap-and-ball revolver in particular, and an appreciation for just how far things have come.

Buying or building a custom 1911 is exactly like buying a new puppy: Take your time, weigh your options and ask the right questions.

The Nighthawk Border Special 1911 does whatever you ask of it, and it does it well. It is designed by former peace officer Jim Wilson.

The new Ruger Mark IV .22 LR pistol is the latest version of the original and well-known Ruger semi-automatic .22 handgun.

Deciding to concealed carry takes plenty of consideration, particularly determining which is the right gun for you.

The .45 ACP has long been one of the most popular for personal defense among those who carry, but is the 9mm starting to edge it out?