Handguns

Whether law enforcement, military or personal defense, Glock pistols are everywhere in the modern gun world. But why exactly do the pistols continue to dominate the market?

The Stoeger STR-9 keeps pace with the best of the striker-fired market for a price that you can’t beat.

Take these three basic elements into consideration and you'll go a long way in figuring out the best concealed carry pistol for you.

Developed by Col. Jeff Cooper, the failure drill prepares you for defensive shooting situations where a center mass shot doesn't do the job.

The Model 1934 is still in high demand by both collectors and pistol shooters through 84 years of service.

Bouncing back from bankruptcy, Big Green is still turning out top guns. Here are four Remington handguns worth drawing a bead on.

Compact and decked out, the M&P Shield remains a top choice for concealed carry.

Built for top performance, the S&W Model 986 put a different spin on the 9mm handgun.

There’s a major nostalgia factor to blackpowder shooting in general and the cap-and-ball revolver in particular, and an appreciation for just how far things have come.

Now with more than 30 models in six calibers, the Pietta 1873 Single-Action Army Series has something for everyone.

Canik and Salient Arms team up to produce the high-performance TP9 Elite Combat Executive 9mm pistol.

It might be an age-old design, but the revolver is better and more versatile than ever now.

Built for speed and accuracy, the STI Omni and CZ-USA Parrot are true hot-rod competitive pistols.

Made to exacting standards and accurate enough to spit a hair, classic snubbies and other concealed carry revolvers still hold their own.

Priced to move, the Wrangler Single-Six gives any shooter a shot to get into the classic single-action rimfire revolver.

Syntech Defense is not your typical hollow point defensive ammo. Designed to fragment, the synthetic jacket bullet shoots for devastating terminal performance.