Gear & Ammo

Even the everyday shooter benefits from having a chronograph in their kit.

Enhancing the experience by mixing tradition with technology, the Sig Sauer BDX system gives you a new way to scope out a hunt.

No matter the factory ammo, some rifles are just plain dogs. Or are they? The right handload might change your perspective and the gun's performance.

A single-shot rifle specialist, the .375 Renner is not widely known, but is more than effective on a wide range of game.

Boasting a uniform aluminum tip, does the Hornady A-Tip represent the next big advancement in long-range bullets?

Compatible with any pistol boasting a Sig slide cut, the Romeo 1 Pro offers a low-profile and rugged red-dot aiming solution.

Not simply a tool of competitive shooters, the shot timer is the ideal instrument to sharpen life-saving handgun skills.

Twice as nice, the RCBS MatchMaster powder dispenser's twin-tube design makes for faster, more accurate reloading.

There is a slew of aftermarket AR-15 trigger upgrades out there, each offering a little something different. How do you choose?

From improved accuracy to saving money, there are a host of reasons to reload ammunition. We’ll kick-start your career at the reloading bench with these 11 videos that take you through the basics.

With the advent of the rifle chassis, the bolt-action has never been a better performer. Here are five reasons why.

Maintaining supersonic speed well past 1,000 yards, the .224 Valkyrie has fast become a long-range staple.

Bullet options for when aerial ballistics and terminal ballistics matter.

The shoulder holster isn't just for cinematic good and bad guys. It has a role in real life as these six upper-body rigs prove.

Rugged and unassuming, the Riton X3 Taxtix PRD is the perfect CQ aiming solution for your pistol or rifle.

From 1920 until 1963, .300 Savage owners never had to wonder about the .300 Winchester Magnum. After 1963, they did. Or did they?