Gun Reviews

Inspired by the great rolling block design, the author decided to build a buffalo gun for hunting and shooting cowboy action single-shot long-range events. He chose a No. 5 carbine in 7mm and went to work.

My favorite snubnose revolver? The Colt Pocket Positive, manufactured from 1905 to 1940. It has one critical attribute that characterizes so many Colt revolvers: Style.

These glasses look good and provide extra protection against flying debris and dust.

Let's look at a new weapons system from Fabrique Nationale: The PS90 carbine.

Inspired by the great Remington Rolling Block design, the author decided to build a buffalo gun for hunting and shooting cowboy single-shot long-range events.

Of all the Hand Ejectors Smith & Wesson ever made, the finest and most well-mannered was the .38 Outdoorsman.

A stout, rugged and well-equipped multi-tool stands out from the rest of the pack.

With so many great optics choices, where do you start? Here's a quick guide to the best of 2008.

Whether you're a hunter, shooter or operator, you must be able to see your target. Thankfully, there's a large assortment of glass nowadays for specific needs.

A good holster must do many things. The Gould & Goodrich B800-194 Gold Line holster does it all while looking good.

An attorney weighs in on the implications of the landmark U.S v. Heller Supreme Court ruling for gun owners.

Shooting ranges across the country are coming under attack from anti-gun neighbors. Here's how to defend your club from being shut down.

No knife does it all, but the M16 is a sleek duty knife that comes close.

If you want to shoot light as well as buckshot with your defensive shotgun, check out the new Tri-Mounting system from Laserlyte

It seems everyone has a weapon-mounted light on the market these days. However, Safariland has come up with something really innovative.

The North American Arms Guardian .380 is a small gun with a big punch.