Gun Reviews

Accuracy-minded shooters take notice—the Alexander Arms 6.5 Grendel Hunter means business.

The Sako 85 Carbonlight is the company’s lightest rifle and is now available in the US.

There’s little excuse for not keeping your handguns clean as a whistle with the convenience of the Gun Boss Handgun Cleaning Kit.

At a recent auction a Remington M40 drew top dollar in part due to the movie “American Sniper” helping drive interest in that style of rifle.

Most factory handgun sights are all right, until the lights get dimmed. From then on tritium sights reign supreme.

Watch as the lock, stock and barrel of a Holland & Holland come together under the skillful hands of master craftsmen. Simply beautiful.

Hogs beware! Federal Premium is bringing one of its most potent shotgun loads to the general public.

Bullet bearing surface can often be an afterthought for many ammo reloaders. This shouldn’t be the case, given it can play an important role in an accurate load.

Outfitted with a threaded barrel, the new full-sized XD(M) is ready to get all hushed up.

Heckler & Koch is set to offer more caliber choices when it comes to striker fired pistols with the introduction of the VP40.

Think you know everything about the AK-47? Well, find out as this short video hits some of the major points regarding this influential rifle.

Germany’s oldest gun manufacturer’s newest rifle has some intriguing advancement, making it an eminently flexible bolt action.

Classic guns, and some oddballs, have drawn top dollar at a respected auction house.

The Ruger Redhawk revolver is now geared up to graze off two popular .45-caliber cartridges — the .45 Colt and .45 Auto. For personal defense or as a hunting revolver, it's a formidable comb.

With all the bells and whistles, Wilson Combat’s update of the Protector is certain to turn shooters’ heads.

There were many odd and ambitious projects during World War II, but none more so than the Arisaka anti-aircraft sights as found on early Arisaka Type 99 rifles.