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We went behind the scenes at Glock’s new Smyrna, Ga., plant to see how one of the world’s most dependable handgun manufacturers gets it done.

Striving for high levels of precision in a defensive shooting situation has the potential to be detrimental. In fact, there are more important considerations when it comes to defensive pistolcraft.

The news media just has a way of flubbing when it comes to firearms. Here is a collection of a few that are almost certain to make your face meet your palm.

When preparing for hunting season, it’s important to practice field shooting positions that replicate real-world scenarios.

While old reloading data can be useful, you must be careful applying the information to handguns rounds. Advancements in powders and components have made much of this info outdated.

Modern Shooter is set to finish the season with a bang with a best of year one episode.

Don’t assume that all cartridge primers are the same. The way each is formulated means their performance can vary from manufacturer to manufacturer.

Trijicon is giving value-minded shooters illuminated-reticle riflescope options with the introduction of four new battery-powered optics.

From smooth-running semi-autos to a new double barrel, these 2015 shotguns have you covered from the clays course to the hunting fields.

The more you reload ammunition, the more you need a chronograph. Find out why you should get a chronograph for reloading and what features to look for.

Understanding how to take account of environmental factors is a vital skill in long-range shooting. This video gives you the basics of reading one of the most important of those.

Looking for the right-sized ultrasonic case cleaner? Then Lyman’s new 1200 Turbo Sonic might be right down your alley.

There comes a time for many reloaders when the volume of their ammunition needs outgrows the function of their single-stage press. That's when it becomes time to start looking at progressive presses for handloading.

There are all types of ballistic calculators on the market today, however, none may be more complete, detailed and practical than Peak Studios' Ballistic.

Stick, ball, flake — propellant comes in all shapes and sizes. Master ballistician Phil Massaro helps you figure out exactly which gunpowder type best suits your next reloading project.

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.