Gun Reviews

By a vote of 98 to 1, the Arkansas State House passed House Bill 1623 last week, proposed legislation to protect the identities of concealed carry holders.

Could the new 13.5 ounce Ruger LCR be the ultimate concealed carry pistol?

Here's a look at firearm auction results as of March 2009.

It came as no surprise to gun owners when a key official in the Obama Administration admitted that gun control was on the new president's radar.

This AR-15 should cost a lot more than $1690. Here's a quick look at a custom AR-15 priced well that doesn't skimp on quality.

From Civil War collectibles to modern defense tactics, a quartet of books to be released in March will cover a variety of weapons-based issues.

Under a proposed law currently being debated in the Montana Legislature, firearms, weapons components and ammunition made in Montana and kept in Montana would be exempt from federal regulation, potentially releasing some Montanans from national gun registration and licensing laws, the Missoulian reported.

Shooting up or down a steep angle is a math problem that must be solved to get the bullet on target.

Tennessee gun owners will be the winners if a series of pro-gun bills are passed by the state legislature this session.

Tulsa, Oklahoma Mayor Kathy Taylor proclaimed Joe Wanenmacher Day on February 5, 2009.

The F.A.I.R. Trade Group was formed several years ago to protect the interests of the Firearms and Ammunition Import and Export community.

One of the world's leading manufacturers of firearm supplies has launched a new way to view its products online: in 360 degrees.

This chapter excerpt from the Gun Digest Book of the AR-15, Vol. II, covers stock options for the AR-15.

Lawmakers in Texas are considering bills to authorize the ability to carry a gun on college campuses and to allow those who carry to do so openly.

Shooting ranges are proving to be the perfect venues for bachelor parties. Just ask the author.

Recently, the Illinois State Rifle Association (ISRA) received dozens of phone calls from firearm owners who are waiting a month or more to have applications for Firearm Owner Identification (FOID) cards processed by the Illinois State Police.