Classic Guns

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.

Rock Island has a slew of cool guns up for sale in its first premier firearms auction of the year. Check out a few of the more desirable items that will be crossing the block.

Whether it’s a Texas Ranger revolver or a warhorse rifle, each gun has a story to tell.

Collecting the timeless gunfighting pistols: The Luger, the 1911A1 and Single Action Army.

The development of the first Glock forever changed the handgun market as we know it. Here are five of the company’s most iconic models.

Remington Defense is now selling to the consumer market, here are the first four firearms heading to a gun store near you.

Our annual review of the finest examples of beauty and artistry in the world of custom and engraved guns.

RIA's first four-day auction in its history had a slew of intriguing firearms cross the block. But the one to steal the show was a Winchester rifle, engraved by one of the 19th-century masters.

Concealed carry has become one of the top drivers of gun sales in America. One gun shop in the Beaver State has reaped the rewards of this trend with concealable pistols keeping them in the black.

Elmer Keith's gun collection is up for auction and boy howdy is it something. Here are 10 of the old cuss' rifles, shotguns and handguns that really caught our eye.

Record turnout for Morphy’s Jan. 31-Feb. 1 firearms auction yields $1.2 million result, including fierce bidding for a Vietnam-era marine sniper rifle.

With company's first foray into the full-sized striker-fired pistol market, Beretta is shooting at more than the consumer market. The gun maker looks to score a bull's eye as the U.S. Army's sidearm.

After around 100 years of service with the Canadian Military, the Lee-Enfield is being sidelined. However, the venerable and battle-tested rifle looks being replaced with another bolt-action.