Gear & Ammo

These glasses look good and provide extra protection against flying debris and dust.

A stout, rugged and well-equipped multi-tool stands out from the rest of the pack.

With so many great optics choices, where do you start? Here's a quick guide to the best of 2008.

Whether you're a hunter, shooter or operator, you must be able to see your target. Thankfully, there's a large assortment of glass nowadays for specific needs.

A good holster must do many things. The Gould & Goodrich B800-194 Gold Line holster does it all while looking good.

No knife does it all, but the M16 is a sleek duty knife that comes close.

If you want to shoot light as well as buckshot with your defensive shotgun, check out the new Tri-Mounting system from Laserlyte

Kevin Michalowski reviews the Blackhawk HawkHook - a powerful rescue tool to break windows when you need to get out or in fast.

Kevin Michalowski Reviews a hot new tactical flashlight from Insight.

Dave Morelli reviews the Zeiss Conquest 4.5-14x44 MC scope with Rapid-Z Reticle.

Save time and get more bang for your buck by loading the 50 BMG.

For that Austrian-made beauty, get yourself a Command Arms Underrail to accessories to your Glock.

Winchester Repeating Arms' Super X3 autoloader is now available in Mossy Oak Duck Blind camo.

Harvester Muzzleloading has expanded its popular line of Crush Rib muzzleloader sabots to include a new .50x.40 version that lets shooters and hunters enjoy the high velocity and low recoil of lighter, smaller-diameter .400-inch bullets.

Browning has added larger safe models to its Medallion and TheftGard series, giving shooters more storage capacity for firearms and other valuables.

The Animal Gallery Resetting Target from Birchwood Casey is designed to keep you plinking for hours.