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Massad Ayoob visits Glock Headquarters to check out the Glock 43, a new compact, single stack 9mm handgun.

There's been a ton of hubbub over Glock's recent releases, the G42 and G43. But the company has been in the single-stack pistol game for some time. Here's a look at their very first endeavor with the design, the G36.

Shooting sports have long been a part of the college experience. And after a dry spell, are once again flourishing across the country's university system.

Striking footage of a bullet being halted by water balloons.

The development of the first Glock forever changed the handgun market as we know it. Here are five of the company’s most iconic models.

Ruger's 5.56 Scout rifle has been on the market for coming up on a year. See how the platform performs in a caliber lighter than than which it's typically known.

Minnesota might be joining the majority of the nation when it comes to suppressors. A bill was recently introduced that is set to repeal the state's long-standing ban on the device.

An AR-10 and AR-15 all wrapped up into one, Colt's M.A.R.C. is a unique platform. Here's a look at its shooting performance and how simple it is to jump between calibers.

One of the most innovative designs in the history of handguns is the striker-fired semi-automatic pistol. But what does that mean?

Extreme accuracy and precision are the name of the game at rail gun competitions. These unique firearms are built with one goal in mind; place every shot through the same hole.

Modern Shooter television is a program designed to share the how-to skills and behind-the-scenes views of the firearms world like nothing seen anywhere else.

Ballistics can be complex, involving a multitude of variables. This old U.S. Army training film, however, does a solid job of breaking down the subject to its simplest terms.

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.

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.

When it comes to dry firing with a rifle, the practice should be as much about learning to acclimate to field conditions as it’s learning about a rifle’s idiosyncrasies.

Modern Shooter TV takes a look at the art and craft of gunsmithing – from custom engraving to basic maintenance.