Gear & Ammo

When it comes to self defense, you need a bullet that will perform best in your handgun and possesses the qualities you can count on.

Team Never Quit Ammo is dedicated to producing some of the finest loads for training, self defense and hunting. Watch the video for more.

Modifying a parent case's dimensions has a big effect on a cartridge's velocity, energy and power. Find out exactly how.

One of the world's most famous and recognized shooters joins the Pro Staff Team at Aguila Ammunition.

Introduced in 1935 by Smith & Wesson for its heavy-frame revolver, the .357 Magnum is a hard-hitting round.

Tactical Walls has expanded its home firearms storage product line to include RFID locking models.

Manufacturers have produced a number of optics over the course of the past year. Here’s a look at our picks for the best optics of 2015.

Forty years ago, one handgun caliber dominated all others, regardless the intended application. Whether for law enforcement, self defense, hunting or plinking the .357 Magnum reigned supreme.

Redding hasn't rested on its laurels in 2016, with the reloading tools manufacturer releasing a ton of new gear and dies.

Mexico’s largest ammunition manufacturer offers a wide selection of loads and some of the most innovative products available today. Learn more about Aguila Ammo.

The new FoxPro Inferno lives up to the company's reputation as one of the best predator call makers around.

Iowa has become the 42nd state to legalize suppressors. Civilians in the Hawkeye State are now free to own and use suppressors on their firearms.

Fitting an aftermarket barrel to the Ruger 10/22 is simpler than it is with many firearms, but it does require some knowhow.

Suppressors have been around for about a century now. Discover how the firearms accessory came about and its early days and uses.

The new ProSounds M-Series Electronic Muffs offer shooters hearing protection coupled with enhanced hearing while blocking out damaging noises.

The Lyman Auto-Advance Remote Controlled Target System permits shooters to change over targets using a hand-held remote from up to 200 yards away.