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The Essence of Reloading – Flexibility

Of course, saving money is one of reloading's great attractions, but it's not the only one. Perhaps more appealing is the flexibility the discipline gives shooters, allowing them to tailor ammo to their needs.

SilencerCo Making Noise with Shotgun Suppressor

The interest in suppressors continues to grow and now has crossed over to the shotgun world. The Salvo 12 aims to be a suppressor for the masses with SilencerCo touting it as the first commercially-viable shotgun suppressor.

How to Break In a New Leather Holster

Yes, you need to break in your brand new leather holster. Here's how.

Photo Gallery: 8 New Handguns for 2014

In the market for a new handgun? Whether you're shopping for a concealed carry gun, target shooter or home defense handgun, manufacturers have you covered with these 8 good options.

Market Trends: Hunters Shoot for Bargain-Priced Deer Guns in Virginia

Deer season typically means one thing, an uptick in the sale of deer guns. For a Virginia pawn shop one particular category of deer rifle has been flying off the shelves, affordable, entry-level models.

Video: The Zen of AK Magazine Manufacturing

The AK-47 is among the world's most iconic firearms. One of the features that makes it so is the rifle's magazine. Check out this video as it follows the birth of a magazine from its humble sheet-metal beginnings.

Greatest Cartridges: The Eminently Useful .22 Rimfire

There is perhaps no more ubiquitous round than the .22 rimfire. It is a pretty safe bet that the first round most shooters sent down range came from the petite, yet practical cartridge.

Handgun Review: Smith & Wesson Model 629 V-Comp Performance Center

The Smith & Wesson Model 629 V-Comp Performance Center .44 Magnum offers the variable power to handle anything from varmints to big game.

Flying Circle Releases New Line of Gun Cases

Flying Circle Bags has earned top marks as a soft luggage manufacturer. Now the Texas-based company is taking aim at shooters, expanding its catalog with a new line of gun cases for every type of firearm.

Breakdown: AR-15 Disassembly Slideshow

The AR is one of the easiest firearms to pull apart and reassemble. Follow this AR-15 disassembly slideshow to learn how to perform this essential skill the right way.

Beretta Moving Manufacturing Operations to Tennessee

Citing Maryland's draconian legislation, Beretta announced it is moving its manufacturing operations to Tennessee, making the company the most recent gun manufacturer to migrate south.

Nickel-Plated Cases: Reloading the Shiny Sibling

Nickel brass cases are the shining gems of ammunition, resistant to tarnishing, no matter whose sweaty hands have been on them. But to use the component for reloading takes some understanding of the material's characteristics.

Time to Rename the AR?

From black guns, tactical rifles or Modern Sporting Rifles (MSR) to the inaccurate and slanderous "assault rifle," the AR has been called more names than Slick Willie. Editor Doug Howlett thinks it should have one more—the UFF.

Ruger Expands Bolt-Action Rifle Line with Predator Model

Ruger has enlarged its popular American Rifle line with the introduction of the Predator. And like its name suggests, the bolt-action rifle is filled with features certain to win over predator and varmint hunters.

Market Trends: Great Prices for Gun Parts and Project Guns in Wisconsin

Typically at auctions, complete guns are what drive top bids. But one action house has seen increased demand for gun parts and firearms that require restoration this year.

Beretta Unveils Elegant New Over-Under Shotgun

Beretta's shotguns are renown worldwide for their beauty and performance. And the Italian company keeps on churning them out. Beretta's most recent addition, a smart looking over-under designed to rule in the field.

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