Gun Reviews

Massad Ayoob gives you five key secrets essential for proper handgun control when faced with a violent attacker. Power stance, high hand, crush grip and front sight, smooth roll. Recover these lost secrets and watch your combat handgun skill increase.

One gun to do it all? The Blaser R8 Ultimate switch-barrel, straight-pull rifle might not cover every base, but it gets pretty darn close.

Surprisingly simple and incredibly impactful, A full tactical upgrade brings a 1960s Remington 870 up to today’s standards.

Best know in its Trench Gun iteration, the Winchester Model 1897 could be had in multitude of configurations to handle any situation.

Priced right and solidly made, the Churchill 220 has the right stuff to make hunting season a blast.

Grazing off hi-cap Para magazines, the 9mm Rock Island TAC series keeps plenty on tap for anyting that goes bump in the night.

Rethinking the design of buckshot, Federal premium cooks up a force multiplier in defensively-angled Force X2 ammunition.

Economical and absolutely on target, the Savage B22 Precision redefines the affordable match rimfire rifle.

With tools to improve recoil management, the Mantis X10 Elite gets you on target again and again ... fast.

Looking for a tactical smoothbore nimble enough for close-quarters action, but doesn't compromise on performance? Take a gander at the Escort BTS Bullpup.

The whole package, the Mossberg MC2c delivers the reliability, accuracy and comfort you want in a concealed carry pistol ... and the capacity.

Nearly 11 years in development, powerhouse optics maker Swarovski releases its NL Pure binocular range with unique ergonomics, wider field of view, and tack-sharp image definition.

The Benelli Lupo marks the gunmaker's first foray into bolt-action rifles and offers shooters much more than an accurate shooter.

No longer in production, the Ruger Red Lable is still considered iconic. Find out more about this affordable and effective over/under.

If you think engraved guns are things of dusty old trade shops, then you haven't seen what the modern masters are turning out.

The Nagant M1895, or plain old Nagant Revolver, has long served the Russian military and is among the most unique handguns from behind the former Iron Curtain.