Gun Reviews

Reliable, fast and high-capacity, the new enhanced 1301 Tactical 12-gauge from Beretta USA is loaded with features that make operating easy.

Built like a Sherman tank, accurate to 1,000 yards and affordably priced on the surplus market, the battle-worn M1 Garand might be the most overlooked survival gun to be had.

Smith & Wesson makes a marked break from tradition with its first bullpup shotgun, the M&P 12.

The author takes an in-depth look at the sniper rifles behind the longest recorded shots in history.

Derived from the Remington Model 700, the M24 sniper rifle was the primary precision anti-personnel rifle for nearly a quarter century.

Rock Island brings the intimidation factor with the VRF14.

Beretta's A300 Ultima offers improved controls without upping the line's price.

From steel to Bakelite to polymer, surplus to new production, these are the AK magazines to avoid and the ones to seek out.

The Rio Bravo is the antidote for high-priced lever-action .22 rifles. How The Rio Bravo Proves A Value: Nimble 18-inch barrel with a nice blued...

Shooting in style with Pedersoli’s Tascosa Creedmoor Rolling Block.

As far as affordable and available AK shotguns go, how does the Lynx 12 stack up against its competition?

Russian AK shotguns are banned from import and American-made clones can be pricy, so how does the Chinese JTS M12AK compare?

Zastava USA announced that a batch of their new 5.56 PAP M90 AKs have arrived in the U.S. and will be shipping out to retailers soon.

Smith & Wesson’s new Spec Series Kit includes a knife, challenge coin, and an M&P pistol with all the bells and whistles.

Can this American Saiga-12 clone hold a candle to the Russian original?

Once a common and inexpensive shotgun choice in America, Saiga 12s have surged in value since they were banned from importation in 2014. Are they still worth it?