Gun Reviews

The photo gallery above features some of the best revolvers in the world. They're just a taste of what you can expect in Big-Bore...

Cartridges of the World: A Reloading Manual, A Wildcatting Guide Now at 16 editions, Cartridges of the World continues to offer reloading data for ammunition...

If you are involved in a deadly force self-defense incident and can get to a phone CALL THE POLICE! Don't call your neighbors, your parents, your husband or your wife. Call the police.

The editors at Gun Digest regret to hear the sad news of the death of Robert Hillberg. He passed away on August 12, 2012....

  According to the Canadian Press, the Canadian army is on the hunt for a new polar bear gun. It's "on the lookout for an 'anti-predator...

Gun Digest reviews the Kahr P45 pistol and discovers it's perfect as a concealed carry handgun. Read this Kahr P45 review to find out...

Percentage of retained weight may appear the reigning measure of expanding bullet performance in game, but the last deer I’ve shot fell to thin-jacketed...

Wayne van Zwoll offers an enlightening article on how to use rifle bipods and tripods.

When it comes to reloading ammunition, Wayne van Zwoll says handloading cartridges requires special attention.

Why would someone attach an M1 Garand bayonet to their rifle today? One good reason is covered in this article about survival guns.

What's best for concealed carry and what starts an argument between gun owners faster than anything else? Try this: Revolver vs. auto. Consider the pros and cons of each when you choose your sidearm.

The original 1911 sights were embryonic military style sights.They were more than bumps on the slide, but not much more, and they were not...

  Should we laugh at how silly it all is, be upset, or write it off as simply more gun ignorance? Hard to say what...

Big-bore revolver scopes, red-dot sights and open sights are discussed in this article on handgun hunting.

The original caliber for the AR-15 wasn’t the.223/5.56, it was a slightly smaller cartridge. The .222 Special delivered the kind of performance that the designers wanted, which was basically a 50-grain bullet at under 3,000 feet per second.

Nothing stops the big critters like a big bore revolver. From Africa's most dangerous game, to the deer woods of North America, large revolvers are still king when it comes to handgun hunting. Here are 25 beasts from the new book, Big Bore Revolvers.