Gear & Ammo

If you're a carbine D.I.Y.er the Real Avid AR15 Armorer's Master Kit is a must have. This compact kit contains all the tools you need to repair and modify your AR-15.

Serious shooters understand a chronograph is an essential piece of kit and one these options prove won't break the bank.

Sig Sauer jumps into 6mm Creedmoor ammo with a Sierra MatchKing tipped option.

Not all giants are created equal, so take your time in picking the right big-bore cartridge and rifle for your needs.

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.