Handguns

Part of Kimber’s 2015 Summer Collection, the Diamond Ultra II and Stainless II Classic Engraved Edition are sleek, sophisticated and shoot with nail-driving accuracy.

Last year, Smith & Wesson added an integral mounting system for optical reflex sights and designated the guns as C.O.R.E models, the acronym indicating Competition Optics Ready Equipment. Dick Jones reviews the Smith & Wesson M&P Pro C.O.R.E..

Here are 12 things to focus on perfecting while training handgun drills at the range.

Long-Range Centerfire Rifles have helped one Sunflower State gun store clear its shelves.

The new addition to the popular pistol line gives shooters a heck of an option for training and plinking.

Glocks and Springfields are flying off the shelves, as are ammo and optics.

Pick up tips on managing the trigger pull and other aspects of revolver marksmanship.

The G34 was introduced in 1998, as a long-slide variant to the G17, and a replacement for the G17L. It was designed specifically to fit in the IPSC box that made the G17L obsolete.

An engraved 1911 typically runs a pretty penny. But now Smith & Wesson is making procuring the iconic pistol a bit easier on the pocketbook.

This handy device is the quick and easy way to secure a handgun in a car or truck, yet keep it in reach.

The G26 and G27 were introduced at the same time in July, 1995. They were the first of the subcompact Glocks, often affectionately called “Baby Glocks.”

Glock’s G40 Gen4 MOS proves that adding a reflex sight to a high-capacity, high-power handgun doesn’t have to be a costly, cumbersome ordeal.

For many, AR sales have cooled off, but not for one Kansas gun seller.

Charter Arms and Lew Horton are offering a slick .44 Special perfect for your next backwoods adventure.

A look at the other, more compact Glock 9mms and how they compare to the full-sized G17.

Watch as Massad Ayoob demonstrates a revolver-reloading technique he helped popularize.