Gear & Ammo

The 6.5 PRC is Hornady’s new hot shot and looks to have ballistic chops to be be the No. 1 six.

Choosing the right riflescope can be challenging. One of the first decisions you must make is deciding between a first or second focal plane scope.

Safariland's newest holsters look to add a level of utility and comfort.

With four lighting and aiming functions, the Rail Master Pro CMR-300 gives long guns a tactical advantage.

The Gun Digest author and custom ammo manufacturer put the red-hot .224 Valkyrie through its paces.

There's no need to overthink deer bullets. Classic cup-and-core bullets still do the job.

With a rifle built from premium parts and materials, Phoenix Weaponry quietly sneaks the .338-06 back into the spotlight.

Is reloading your own dangerous game cartridges a good idea? Phil Massaro takes several .40-caliber rifle cartridges to the Dark Continent to find out.

Modern reloading of hunting revolver ammo can bring newfound interest to old iron.

Can handloading for AR-15 — and AR-10 — rifles achieve accuracy that matches modern bolt-actions?

The word “wildcat” denotes something untamed and rebellious. But that shouldn’t stop you from considering wildcat cartridges for hunting and shooting.

Finding time to maintain shooting fundamentals can be a challenge, but the Blowback Laser Trainer provides a realistic solution.

Understanding the difference between a $25 and a $300 EDC knife.

The PepperBall is a non-lethal weapon designed to incapacitate would-be attackers with a stinging projectile filled with a concentrated powder irritant.

Designed with comfort and flexibility in mind, DeSantis' new holsters should facilitate comfortable concealed carry.

There are a ton of great powders out there for reloaders — and not all of them are new.