Classic Guns

If you’re shooting for a bit more range out of an AK-style weapon, Arsenal might have reintroduced the rifle for you.

From 20th Century battle rifles to ornate cap-and-ball revolvers, Rock Island Auction Company’s latest event had something for every stripe of collector.

Concealed carry handguns, holsters and other accessories have kept one Keystone State shop in the black over the early months of the year.

The Avenger isn’t exactly a top candidate for concealed carry, but if you plan on running into a column of armor this might be your shooting iron of choice.

An amendment to the NDAA might make old U.S. Army side arms available to citizens, through the Civilian Marksmanship Program.

If you’re looking to sell your classic guns, one auction house is finding you better have all the accoutrements to get the most money out of them.

FNH’s M249S gives everyday shooters the opportunity to own a semiautomatic version of the iconic belt-fed military firearm.

For one enterprising Indiana retailer, his CCW classes have fed the sales of his concealed-carry handguns.

Looking for a fast way to get your empty Kalashnikov back in action? The AK-47 Mag Charger might be the accessory you've been hunting after.

High-end gun safes have been moving for one Oklahoma retailer with his customers shooting for bigger and nicer digs for their firearms.

The national ammo shortage might have slowed the sales of contemporary rimfires, but the collectable variety are demanding top dollar at one auction house.

Commemorative Firearms have moved like hotcakes for one Wisconsin auction house.

Driven by the demand of its troops, U.S. Marine Corps special operations is adopting one of the world's most popular polymer-framed, striker-fired pistols.

A shotgun that took five years to create, Beretta's one-of-a-kind SO6 EELL from the Izumi Project is truly a sight to behold.

This is a moment of Zen for gun folks. One of the U.S. Military’s most recognizable machine guns slowed down to a snail’s pace.

A retired detective reflects on what it really takes to shoot a .38 snubnose revolver.