Handguns

An engagement can happen at any time, day or night. With this in mind, learning low-light shooting basics is imperative to have an upper hand in lethal-force encounters.

Contrary to popular belief, there's no one right way to aim a defensive handgun. The dynamic situation requires multiple techniques to quickly get on target.

Follow these guidelines reloading revolver cartridges for maximum performance, reliability and safety.

An offshoot of Christensen's Modern Precision Rifle, the Modern Precision Pistol offers extreme accuracy in a backpack-sized gun.

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Optics ready and capable in many roles, the FN 509 LS Edge proves itself a tactical jack-of-all-trades.

Given most of us spend the better part of our days with duffs firmly planted, learning to draw from a seated position is a key self-defense skill.

With a history pre-dating the founding of the country, Alexander Hamilton's pistols are expected to draw a record-breaking price.

A tweaked throwback Colt Open-Top, the Taylor & Company Hickok is as dashing as its namesake.

Do primers make that big a difference in your reloads? It all depends on how hot you're going.

The support-hand-only draw isn't an easy maneuver, but it can be a life saver.

We weigh the pros and cons of the .357 Magnum as a defensive cartridge to see if the time-tested option is the right fit for you.

A throwback Glock? You heard right and the P80 has all the utilitarian charm of the original Pistole 80.

Mossberg & Sons has grown to one of the world's foremost firearms manufacturers by pursuing one simple goal: putting quality firearms within reach of every shooter.

The all-steel Taurus 1911 Commander pulls off the compact iteration of the icon flawlessly at a price that can't be beat.

Double-stack 9mm pistols abound, find out the top options in this class of handgun for concealed carry.