Gun Reviews

Outfitted with Crimson Trace reflex sights, the CPX series gives shooters an affordable choice in optic-ready pistols.

The Glock 43, Glock 43X and Glock 48 have burned like a prairie fire through the concealed carry market. Here's a look a what's driven their popularity.

The .500 Linebaugh out of the shadows of obscurity into the light of recognition with the Magnum Research BFR.

A limited-edition, the Lipsey’s Special Ruger Single Seven aim to be among the most versatile .327 Federal Magnums you can slip into a holster.

Enhancing the experience by mixing tradition with technology, the Sig Sauer BDX system gives you a new way to scope out a hunt.

A blend of modern and classic, the Cimarron Thunderstorm Thunderer and New Sheriff are ideal for new-wave gunslingers.

A damn fine pistol, the civilian variant of the Sig Sauer M17 is more than ready for everyday duty.

A specialty handgun, the Freedom Arms Model 97 'Packer' is equally practical in its purpose (it can save your bacon) as it is elegant to handle and shoot.

Does buying the exact same gun twice make sense? It does if you're talking about the affordable and accurate Interarms Mark X in .375 H&H.

If utilizing a punt gun sounds like a dangerous proposition—firing an oversized shotgun from a fragile craft in frigid conditions at night—it was.

Ruger’s new 3-inch barrel LCRx in .357 Magnum strikes the right balance between concealability and performance.

A handy little 20-gauge autoloader, the CZ 720 G2 Reduced Length is designed to win over first-time shooters.

Practical perfect in every conceivable way, custom comes standard with the Wilson Combat Vickers Elite line.

Just a sample of Walther Arms has to offer when it comes to pistols is enough to leave this gun writer begging for more.

The 6.5 Creedmoor has swept the rifle world, but is its performance up to snuff in the multi-purpose Steyr Scout rifle?

The Seneca Dragon Claw .50-caliber air rifle is a far cry from your grandpa’s Red Ryder.