Gun Reviews

Winchester has christened its new line of autoloading shotguns, the Super X4. Combining tried-and-true technology with improved controls and ergonomics, the company believes it has found a way to replace a classic.

The Vortex Razor HD spotting scope proves it’s sharp enough to run with the big dogs.

Smith & Wesson's new M&P45 Shield packs the firepower of the potent .45 Auto cartridge into the manufacturer's classic single-stack carry pistol.

The new Ithaca Guardian rifle represents Ithaca's first real move into the long-range precision chassis rifle game, and it doesn't disappoint.

One of SIG Sauer's most iconic 9mm pistol designs for discreet carry is back in the form of the P225-A1.

The new Ruger LCP II is an excellent .380 ACP pistol that's easily concealed, has some great features and is a solid shooter.

The new Guncrafter Industries Renaissance represents the American manufacturer’s top-of-the-line 1911, and as such, it is both highly functional and quite elegant.

The Alexander Arms Ulfberht is a potent tool for long-range shooters that is capable of excellent accuracy, particularly as distances stretch.

Check out how Swagger Bipods can make nearly impossible shots in the field hit their mark.

The new POF-USA Renegade + rifle takes the company’s standard direct gas impingement AR to the next level with a host of tactical, functional upgrades.

The new Ruger American Magnum extends the manufacturer's American rifle series with a heavy-duty option for those pursuing big game.

The new Uberti 1872 Open Top Revolver is a classic beauty that faithfully replicates the old school Richards/Mason conversion revolver.

The new Meopta MeoPro 8X56 HD binoculars offer incredible low-light viewing performance and incorporate a host of other great features.

Old World steel-making expertise meets New World rifle technology in the new Bergara LRP Elite chassis rifle, a definite tack driver.

The new Springfield Armory EMP 4 provides fans of Browning’s classic design with a dedicated and upgraded 9mm 1911 well suited for carry.

Revamping its MMR based on user demands, the Connecticut gunmaker has introduced a firearm ready to tear up the X-ring straight out of the box.