Gun Reviews

The lowdown on three rifle cases that convert into shooting mats.

Nowadays, it's pretty easy to spend more on a scope than a rifle. But Burris is trying to defray the cost of optics by offering some of its popular aiming solutions as affordable all-in-one kits.

Many people are confused when purchasing a suppressor because they assume a suppressor’s caliber has to match the weapon’s caliber. In reality, you don’t necessarily care about caliber with suppressors.

As will happen when there is a ton of new products hitting the market, a few fly under the radar. Such was the case with this year's SHOT Show. So we've rounded up a few of the firearms that got away after their introduction a month ago.

Designed for hot weather, the StealthGearUSA Onyx outperforms conventional concealed carry holsters year round.

Browning is sure to make some waves this year with a new team of time-tested designs that are each as popular today as they’ve ever been. The 1911 pistol and .380 ACP, both original designs of John M. Browning, will work together as shown in this Browning 1911-380 review.

The need for a bipod becomes all too evident in the field when squeezing off a shot at 100 yards or more. Today’s models are ultra-versatile and utilitarian.

Cartridge shoulder bump is sometimes overlooked in the reloading process. But if special care is taken when resizing that element of the brass you can be rewarded with much more accurate ammunition and longer shell life.

The BATFE released a white paper last week that could make the popular military surplus M855 ammunition a thing of the past.

Rock Island Auction is shooting for the stars in 2015, with one of the company's largest events upcoming. Check out some of the rare and historic handguns and rifle that will be crossing the block.

Escort has a shotgun for nearly every application and now is offering its first walnut stocked pump-action model to the American market.

Disagree? Few others can boast a century in the greatest game fields!

When it comes to home defense in Washington State, AR pistols have been consumer favorites, along with some of the more popular lines of traditional pistols.

Up in the Evergreen State, one retailer has noticed a definite trend in his sales. Washingtonians are opening their wallets in droves to get outfitted for concealed carry.

CMMG thinks it has finally built the solution for those who pine for a true, high-functioning AR/AK hybrid. Part AR, part AK – the new CMMG Mutant is a true beast.

Hunting season was good for one Kentucky retailer, who enjoyed steady sales of moderately priced rifles and the full spectrum of shotguns.