Gun Reviews

What is the difference between a large rifle primer and a magnum large rifle primer? Can you use magnum primers in standard cartridges and vice versa? These are among the topics discussed in Episode 4 of Gun Digest's Reloading Series with Philip Massaro.

The new addition to the popular pistol line gives shooters a heck of an option for training and plinking.

Glocks and Springfields are flying off the shelves, as are ammo and optics.

Pick up tips on managing the trigger pull and other aspects of revolver marksmanship.

The CMMG Mk47 Mutant Pistol effectively splices the DNA of the AR-15 and the AK-47 into one compact, lead-slinging hybrid.

The G34 was introduced in 1998, as a long-slide variant to the G17, and a replacement for the G17L. It was designed specifically to fit in the IPSC box that made the G17L obsolete.

In Episode 3 of the Gun Digest Reloading Video Series, Philip Massaro demonstrates case resizing and shares a few accuracy tips to boot.

Nothing is as bitter as lost opportunities when it comes to buying that special find.

Leapers appears to have hit a happy medium for a pistol shooter searching for a range bag that has ample storage, yet convenient size.

An engraved 1911 typically runs a pretty penny. But now Smith & Wesson is making procuring the iconic pistol a bit easier on the pocketbook.

This handy device is the quick and easy way to secure a handgun in a car or truck, yet keep it in reach.

We get the party started with the Rock River X-1 in .300 BLK.

The Gun Digest Reloading Series Episode 2 introduces the basic tools of handloading and an overview of what each does.

The G26 and G27 were introduced at the same time in July, 1995. They were the first of the subcompact Glocks, often affectionately called “Baby Glocks.”

Philip Massaro introduces the new Gun Digest Reloading Series of videos, and covers the four basic handloading steps — resizing and removing the primer, inserting a new primer, adding powder and seating a new bullet.

Glock’s G40 Gen4 MOS proves that adding a reflex sight to a high-capacity, high-power handgun doesn’t have to be a costly, cumbersome ordeal.