Gun Reviews

The impressive engineering in Winchester's Hex Steel Shot delivers superior results on the hunt.

Winchester’s new Super X4 takes the manufacturer’s already great SX3 and improves upon it, offering a do-all shotgun fit for a number of shooting endeavors.

Determining your hold point at a sporting clays station get you in the position for success.

A thing of beauty, Turnbull's custom ROCS Mark IV is set to turn heads on and off the range.

While classic 1873 Colt Single-Action Army revolvers are cost prohibitive, there are a number of modern-day replicas that look great, shoot well and are priced affordably.

Mossberg rounds out its 590 Shockwave line with a model chambered for the highly manageable and potent .410.

The shotgun reigns supreme for defending your home. Period.

Steiner's TOR Mini and TOR Mirco offers handgunners powerful aiming solutions in small packages.

From red-hot 10mm defensive loads to blinding rail lights, we've got everything you need to secure your humble or not so humble abode.

Even with the recent accent of 6.5 cartridges, the original 6.5x55 seems to be overlooked. But this old-timer is more than capable of going the distance.

Swing and follow-through aren't the only aspects that get you shotgun on target. Master fundamental footwork and you'll bag more birds.

While it’s never really caught on stateside, the 8mm Mauser has a great pedigree and is more than capable on the battlefield or on the hunt.

Sporting clays shooters go to all ends to break more blue rock, but could greater consistency be as simple as loading your shotgun early at a station?

Franklin Armory’s F17-L is a rimfire AR that offers performance above its weight class.

There are great deals on vintage shotguns for those willing to shop, but you better ask the right question before putting cold, hard cash on the table.

There were a number of great American double-barrel shotguns from the late 19th and early 20th centuries that remain highly collectible and fine shooters.