Handguns

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.

A completely redesigned release system and new cutting-edge material, the Blackhawk T-Series succeeds over the Serpa.

Made for carry, the Security-9 Compact offers armed citizens an affordable polymer 9mm option.

Here are six handgun drills that are certain to get you closer to mastering the art of the pistol.

Don't let its compact size fool you, the SR1911 Officer-Style 1911 is a full-powered defender.

As intuitive to manipulate as they are to shoot, the VP9 and VP9 SK are designed so the masses can master them.

Outside a few nuances, the SIG M17 Civilian Variant is identical to newly minted military service pistol and performs battle tough.

You can get a conversion kit for your 1911 for less money than many new .22 LR pistols cost, giving you a familiar, cheap and invaluable training tool.

The Glock 40 MOS has proven itself a top choice in 10mm. But when it comes to feeding it, what is the top ammo choice?