Gun Collecting

Slide-action rimfire rifles were very popular during the first half of the 20th century. Among the best were the Winchester Model 62 and 62A series.

Gun Values can sometimes seem esoteric. What makes one firearm worth $100,000 while a similar one can be bought for a measly few hundred dollars?

Good gun security — and financial investment security — goes far beyond your gun safe.

A gun inspired by the classic Western TV shows of the 1950s that were dominating the family room of nearly every home in America, the Single Six has gone on to become the stuff of legend.

Gun Digest Classics, a New Heritage Series book features 53 classic stories from the world’s greatest gun writers, and a full-color section highlighting the gun collection of Elmer Keith.

The Model 1934 is still in high demand by both collectors and pistol shooters through 84 years of service.

Now with more than 30 models in six calibers, the Pietta 1873 Single-Action Army Series has something for everyone.

From protecting your home to downing birds on the wing to classing up your gun safe, these incredible shotguns are among the best of the best.

From WWII to the big screen, the Walther PP Series has forever been tied to history.

Given its near-global presence, the Browning Hi Power goes by many names.

It may be surpassed, but there’s nothing like a genuine Browning Hi Power! Find out more about this classic and rock-solid Browning pistol.

Once nearly forgotten, the AR-10 has risen to become a military and civilian favorite.

More than 100-years-old and still going strong. How the iconic 1911 still remains among the best pistol options.

The 1911 has come a long way since Colt's original 1911 Government model.

As another historic John M. Browning design, the first successful rimfire semi-auto pistol would later become the Woodsman.

Developed in 1970, the AK-74 in 5.45X39mm was the Soviet’s answer to the U.S. Army’s M16 in 5.56mm NATO.