Gear & Ammo

Think the AR platform is only good for target shooting, defense and predator and varmint hunting? Think again. Check out these five great big-bore ARs and cartridges geared toward bigger tasks and larger game.

Through the efforts of John Linebaugh and Ross Seyfried, the .45 Colt took the leap from the Old West to modern-day big-game hunting.

In this custom build, a standard factory Ruger 10/22 is transformed into a suppressed predator and varmint slayer capable of daytime or nighttime operation.

Equipped with a powerful integrated laser rangefinder, the Nikon LaserForce Rangefinder Binoculars are designed to help hunters bring the long shot in.

With sturdy Kydex construction and an innovative design, Clinger Holsters more than delivers on its promise of absolute concealment.

The ATN X-Sight II is a truly affordable night vision optic that also comes loaded with a number of other excellent features.

The intended use of your AR dictates bullet choice, and bullet choice dictates proper barrel twist rate.

Designed to bring a little more stopping power to the AR platform, the 6.8 Remington SPC serves both tactical and hunting purposes.

With an increased field of view and superior light transmission capabilities, Nikon's new Monarch HG Binoculars are set to search for targets.

Off-the-shelf ammunition is top notch nowadays, but for guaranteed long-range accuracy, nothing beats handloading your own ammo.

With concealed carry and tactical operation in mind, Blackhawk has released a comprehensive clothing line perfect for going armed efficiently.

Reloading the 7mm STW is not an overly complex process, but it's often necessary given the cartridge's lack of widespread popularity and availability. Here are a few tips for those looking to load their own.

Swagger Bipods has re-envisioned how bipods are used, engineering a highly versatile shooting system designed to tackle real-life situations in the field.

Fired from snappy revolvers and with velocity to spare, the .327 Federal Magnum is redefining the often-maligned .32 caliber for the better.

Manufacturers of concealed carry guns and gear are continuing to outdo themselves each and every year, and this year's new products are clear evidence of that drive to innovate.

Suppressor maintenance is a must, but overall the process of keeping a can polished and in working order is simple.