Gun Reviews

"This DISCLOSE Act is not about reform, it's nothing more than Democrats sitting behind closed doors [choosing] which favored groups they want to speak in the 2010 elections -- all in an attempt to protect themselves from criticism of their government takeovers, record deficits and massive unpaid-for expansions of the federal government into the lives of the American people." -- Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY), on the Senate floor shortly before today's vote

There is little about the modern DA revolver that a firearms engineer from 1900 would find remarkable. And of all the revolvers developed during this time, none of them is more interesting than the heavy-caliber, large-frame wheelguns from the Springfield, Massachusetts, firm of Smith & Wesson.

The August 2, 2010 issue of Gun Digest the Magazine is the special auction issue. Features include Sold! an article on how gun sales are thriving in a down economy, a review of H.S. Precision's Pro Series 2000 Sporter, handloading for the 20-gauge, gunsmithing shop talk, and how a new barrel on your old action can improve rifle accuracy.

Improve consistency and accuracy with a little experimentation and the right equipment.

In modern combat zones where soldiers take fire from snipers, it is well-known that c

A federal judge has lambasted an Iowa sheriff for denying a gun permit to an outspoken government watchdog and anti-abortion advocate whom some in the area considered "weird."

Recently NRA Executive Vice President Wayne Lapierre praised Harry Reid (D) as a "true champion of the Second Amendment." But Gun Owners of America has a different view. Here are 44 reasons proving Harry Reid is anti-gun.

The Senate Judiciary Committee recently voted to send the nomination of Elena Kagan to the full Senate floor.  That's not good news for gun owners, but there's still time to act.

The Supreme Court ruled that the City of Chicago’s handgun ban was unconstitutional and the right to keep and bear arms is fundamental to the Constitution. Many have called this a stunning victory, but before you pop the cork on the champagne you’ve been saving for a special occasion, let me warn you: the devil is in the details.

Extreme Shock Ammunition introduces Allegiance line as affordable ammo for popular handgun calibers.

The Model 11-87 Sportsman Field shotgun is no cheap knock-off, but is designed with the wallet in mind. Available in 20 and 12 gauge, it sports many of the features that made the original Model 11-87 so great.

The N-Frame Smith & Wesson revolver is available in configurations to suit just about every possible use. But at the end of the day, these big bore sixguns haven't changed that much since their introduction. That's true for one reason: They work. 

Gun Digest the Magazine July 19, 2010 issue features the C.O. Arms 1911, all about classic carbines, how a concealed .38 saved hundreds of lives, carrying the J-frame revolver, plus trends of values for shotguns, rifles, handguns and classifieds listings.

California gun owners pack heat while cleaning up the neighborhood.

An ordinance allowing Chicago residents to own handguns took effect Monday, two weeks after the U.S. Supreme Court made the city's outright ban unenforceable _ but people may still be four months and a couple hundred dollars away from actually having one legally.