Gear & Ammo

Do you know when you have gone too far hot-rodding your reloads? Here are some of the telltale signs you're pushing your luck with cartridge pressure.

Its first foray into 3-dot sights, the new XS R3D Sights design is well-thought-out and easy to see in any light.

Lights out at long range, the .224 Valkyrie might leave some wanting at more pedestrian distances.

It's often said, reloading ammo keeps money in your pocket. But do the economics of handloading really shake out for penny pinchers?

Among the most famous of all handgun cartridges, the .45 Long Colt has proven unsinkable. Versatile as it is historic, there's little wonder why.

Built to dominate the Carry Optics division, the Sig P320 Max is long on gold-medal features.

A .30-30 case necked down for a 7mm bullet, the 7-30 Waters improves on its parent's velocity and range, but not enough to dethrone it.

Next to a gun, an EDC light (flash or weapons) is the most useful tool to keep on your person. But there's plenty of fiction floating around this useful device.

Hornady truly is solely dedicated to building accurate, deadly, dependable bullets.

Looking for a new iron or piece of kit to enhance the one you already own? Check out these seven new bits of guns and gear to grow your firearms wish list.

Sized right for subcompact pistols, Streamlight's TLR-7 Sub is a perfect companion for a concealed-carry pistol.

An affordable holster that works and is comfortable? Sounds farfetched, but we dug up four of them that fit the bill.

With an exceptionally powerful rangefinder and crystal-clear glass, MeoPro Optika LR binos go the distance ... and then some.

Be there a more important tool on a reloading bench than a reloading scale?

Berger goes heavy with its .223 Remington options. Match shooters are no strangers to heavy-for-caliber loads for the .223 Remington. Of course, their stuff is...

Owning the night with Burris Thermal Optics.