Gun Reviews

Merkel is aiming to punch a toehold into the American market with a new rifle - the Merkel R-15 - that comes with everything but a hefty price tag.

Back-Up Guns, or BUGS, are the hot ticket for a gun selling in the heart of the Rocky Mountains.

“I think,” says the author, “I've seen more game killed with fewer shots from this modest little cartridge than any other.” Here's the why and how, all of which may well explain the current spate of interest in the 7X57.

The Turnbull 1911 Heritage Edition Commander is a masterpiece that weds restoration-grade artisanship with new gun production.

Hot on the heels of offering upper receivers in .300 Blackout, Stag Arms is now offering complete carbines ready to chew through the round.

Is the new 6.5-300 Weatherby Magnum the flattest shooting cartridge ever?

The Weatherby Mark V has gone though its first redesign since the rifle was introduced in 1958.

A look at revolvers that make great nightstand or full-blown, apocalyptic-scenario sidearms.

Professional hunter Ron Spomer displays the craftsmanship, function, accuracy, beauty and massive firepower of a .416 Rigby Mauser dangerous game rifle built in 1938.

Pairing a modular design with top-class reliability, the new SIG Sauer MCX is ready for anything.

The Kestrel 4500 NV from Nielsen-Kellerman is a do-it-all weather meter with full on board ballistics that takes the guesswork out of shooting, allowing you to dial in precisely to make truly long-range shots.

FNH makes a splash in the carry market with its new striker-fired FNS-9 Compact.

The youth firearms market has grown recently for one shooting range, in part due to shooting classes and camps.

Ruger is now offering a concealed carry option in the light, yet potent .327 Federal Magnum.

The Trijicon MRO offers a flexible, accurate and petite aiming solution.

EZ2C targets combine lots of white space and a clean design for an easy-to-see paper shooting target that makes range sessions more productive.