Gear & Ammo

Redesigned, with enhanced geometry, ZRODelta's Gen 2 Cowl Induction Brake shoots to take the kick out of a rifle.

The quickest and easiest way to tighten your groups is to improve the trigger in your gun. Without a top-notch trigger, your shooting skills can only take you so far.

Should you take apart your suppressor to clean it? The answer is yes/always for some and no/never for others. Knowing the answer for your suppressor can save you time, money and aggravation.

While it has yet to achieve widespread acceptance, the .41 Remington Magnum is a sharp all-around hunting cartridge that's more manageable than the .44 Magnum.

Does the small and speed .223 Remington have what it takes to put meat on the table? With the right bullet, you bet.

Bullet lethality is defined by how much damage it does and energy it dumps once it reaches a target. How do new bullet measure up in these departments?

Known for its blistering velocities and long-range accuracy, the .460 S&W Magnum is the very definition of a red-hot revolver cartridge.

Have a favorite shooter, but are vapor locked on what to put under the tree for them this Christmas? Never fear, we’re here to help with these great gifts.

The first .20-caliber produced in a large scale, the .204 Ruger arms shooters with a red-hot varminting round.

The .300 Win. Mag. is well-suited for hunting 95 percent of the world’s game. Phil Massaro explains why.

Everyone loves the classic .45 Colt cartridge, and it’s still relevant after almost 150 years.

The 7mm Mauser, aka the 7X57mm Mauser, broke ground in the military and remains a top hunting choice today.

After a rough start, the powerful 10mm Auto has found its way into the hearts of many shooters.

Concealed carry of small handguns, a.k.a. micro guns or pocket pistols, is controversial. But sometimes it makes sense for self-defense, if you know how to make the most of those smaller calibers.

A shotgun is an exceptional all-around weapon for home defense, especially when you build it to your preferences.

In an effort to keep classic lever-action rifle useful in the modern era, firearms restoration legend Doug Turnbull devolved the .475 Turnbull.