Classic Guns

Handguns, particularly those with proven track records, continue to fly off the shelves for one Michigan retailer.

A Cornhusker gun store has enjoyed robust interest in classic long guns among its experienced customers.

The 2016 February Regional Firearms Auction promises to be the largest in Rock Island Auction Company history.

In-store hunter's ed is fueling youth gun sales for a California retailer.

The 1911 is among the most recognizable pistol designs in the world, but the semiautomatic was not born overnight. In fact, the iconic firearm was a long, though worthwhile, effort to come up with a top-notch military sidearm.

Long-range shooting is hot in Oklahoma, leading to brisk riflescope sales for one retailer.

Ruger’s American Pistol was designed with the input of both the military and law enforcement. It appears to have plenty to offer shooters in and out of uniform.

Running in conjunction with the SHOT Show, Morphy's upcoming gun auction has some real gems.

When it comes to antique ammunition, it's more than just the cartridges that draw top dollar.

Take a gander at the RIAC's latest firearm auction and what went across the block.

Police and other law enforcement firearms have been a hot ticket for a Missouri gun seller.

Shotguns continue to rule the roost for a Maryland auction house, driven, in part by the state’s strict gun laws.

Part of Kimber’s 2015 Summer Collection, the Diamond Ultra II and Stainless II Classic Engraved Edition are sleek, sophisticated and shoot with nail-driving accuracy.

Whether brandished by Lee Marvin in The Professionals or wielded by William Holden in The Wild Bunch, the Winchester Model 97 Riot Gun is the bad boy of smoothbores.

Long-Range Centerfire Rifles have helped one Sunflower State gun store clear its shelves.

Glocks and Springfields are flying off the shelves, as are ammo and optics.