Gun Reviews

6/07/10 Gun Rights: In law, the so-called "castle doctrine" treats a person's home as a castle, one that can justifiably be defended from invaders by deadly force.

The new Model 700 SPS (Special Purpose Synthetic) Tactical AAC-SD centerfire rifle, chambered in 308 Win., features the time-proven Model 700 action.

6/02/10 Gun Rights: The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (BATFE) has posted a ruling declaring any shipment of a firearm by a manufacturer (FFL) to any agent or business for a bona fide business purpose will now be considered a “transfer” under the Gun Control Act of 1968.

6/02/10 Gun Rights: American gun owners might not feel besieged, but they should.

Muramatsu reviews the small tools a gunsmith needs in part 1 of the series.

6/02/10 Gun Rights: Alaska has become the eighth state to declare that firearms made, sold and owned in the state are beyond the reach of the federal bureaucrats.

6/02/10 Gun Rights: Despite promises by Marriott spokesman Keith Thomas on Monday that signs had already been removed at the Charlotte Marriott, they remain in place.

The White Plains Firearm and Knife Show returns to the Westchester County Center.

Leupold’s new compact MXc^™ flashlights

Ruger has just released the LCR .357, the Lightweight Compact Revolver chambered for the powerful .357 Magnum cartridge.

5/18/10 Gun Rights:  Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, the 2008 GOP vice presidential candidate: "Criminals, of course, are to blame for the crime. Anti-Second Amendment gun laws don't affect them."

5/18/10 Gun Rights: WASHINGTON—Mark Snyder, an amateur biathlete, wanted to buy a .22-caliber bolt-action rifle for target shooting and figured the process would take about a week. After nearly six weeks, six visits to police departments and $300 in fees, he secured his rifle.

Yes you can own ‘Machine Guns’ and ‘Silencers.’

The Mauser and the Arisaka both offer great opportunities for handloaders. Here are a few loads you can start with to bring these guns to life.

To become competent at wingshooting in the field, you must have the basics of shooting flying objects firmly in place. In Part 2 of the series excerpted from the new Gun Digest Book of Shotgunning, Marty Fischer gives you more basic tips.