Gear & Ammo

The .45 ACP has long been one of the most popular for personal defense among those who carry, but is the 9mm starting to edge it out?

A suppressor is designed for the caliber it’s meant to handle. Find out how to choose the best suppressor, especially if you want to use it on more than one gun.

There are some relatively inexpensive extras you can pick up for your reloading bench that will make handloading all the more fruitful.

While a box stock Glock will run like a champ right out of the box, these four upgrades will make yours even more accurate and shootable.

In the 7mm vs 30 caliber debate, which reigns supreme? One veteran gun writer offers his take.

Although gravity and wind are the main influences on a bullet’s path, there are certainly some other factors to consider as well. One of these is the initial bullet speed.

The U.S. has had a love of the .45-caliber cartridge for many years. Nowhere is this more apparent than in the enduring popularity of the .45 ACP.

MBX Extreme’s Basepad Extension and Inter-Loc System offer speed and stability for all genres of shooting.

Using Brownells parts, we show you how to extend the range of your muzzleloader with open sights.

Is the relatively new .300 Norma Magnum a true heavyweight contender, and what can handloaders do with it?

At more than a century old, the .38 Special is still one of the most ubiquitous and well-rounded handgun cartridges available.

Can I carry my gun while traveling in my car? In many cases yes, but there are certain considerations to concealed carry in your car.

Federal Premium has released bullets from its Trophy Bonded Tip and Syntech lines as individual reloading components.

Success favors the prepared, and being prepared means having the right gear. Here’s some new concealed carry gear to help stack the odds in your favor.

Gun Digest Contributor Phil Massaro takes us through the basics of understanding barrel twist rate.

NovX Ammunition is shooting for a hard-hitting, lighter round by utilizing cutting edge materials.