Gun Reviews

The Remington New Mexico AR from Remington's Law Enforcement division is capable rifle that can meet a variety of needs.

The new Springfield Armory SAINT is a feature-packed rifle at an affordable price designed for honest Americans looking to defend their legacies.

The Uberti 1875 Top Break No. 3 is a working replica of the famous Schofield revolver. It's a faithful rendition and great fun to shoot.

The Remington 870 Tac-14 arms shooters with a maneuverable and wicked smoothbore without any of the headache of complying with the NFA.

The Mossberg MVP Scout shows it can hang with the best the firearms industry has to offer in terms of scout rifles.

Building off the success of the cutting-edge A17, the Savage A22 is the semi-auto rifle line’s .22 LR variant and proves to be one fun plinker, decked out with unique features.

Totally American-made, Century’s RAS47 further hones Kalashnikov’s classic design

Yankee Hill Machine's Model 57 Specter Burnt Bronze offers loads of performance and capability into a package that retains some seriously good looks.

The Springfield XD Mod. 2 4-inch Service Model offers improved ergonomics in a mid-size pistol perfect for any shooter.

The Guncrafter Model 4 in the potent .50 GI is a high-class 1911 that’s big on performance.

The Beretta ARX 100 is a futuristic rifle that’s both highly versatile and a smooth shooter.

CZ's new Scorpion EVO 3 S1 Carbine is a slick, user-friendly firearm that's well suited as a serious home defender or as fun plinker at the range.

The CZ 455 is an eminently flexible rimfire, giving shooters endless configuration options. On top of that, the bolt-action rifle offers what every marksman wants — dead-on accuracy.

The new 28-gauge Benelli Ethos is a lightweight shotgun with power above its weight class, making it a great option for the serious upland hunter.

Browning has added a touch of class to its popular semi-automatic shotgun line with the A5 Hunter High Grade. Ornate and functional, the newest "Humpback" should hammer fowl in style.

The Stevens S1200, the company's first autoloader, performs under pressure and is attainable to the masses.