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A suppressor is designed for the caliber it’s meant to handle. Find out how to choose the best suppressor, especially if you want to use it on more than one gun.

While a box stock Glock will run like a champ right out of the box, these four upgrades will make yours even more accurate and shootable.

Although gravity and wind are the main influences on a bullet’s path, there are certainly some other factors to consider as well. One of these is the initial bullet speed.

The .22 handgun is useful for many chores, but perhaps most important is marksmanship training.

To gain the full tactical advantage a shotgun offers in a self-defense situation, it takes a strategic game plan. These four tips will help boost your tactical shotgun skills.

Using Brownells parts, we show you how to extend the range of your muzzleloader with open sights.

One of the more overlooked components of the AR-15, properly functioning AR springs are vital to the platform’s performance.

The Model 8, and later the Model 81 Woodsmaster, was a classic John Browning designed semi-auto, and one of the earliest to see real success.

Knowing how to efficiently and effectively reload is a crucial part of operating a defensive firearm in a gunfight.

Developing your natural point of aim is key in placing shots accurately and consistently with your handgun. And it only takes a few steps to perfect.

The Spanish-American War was among our country's briefest conflicts, yet it marked the introduction of a number of important advancements when it comes to firearms designs.

Given the ease of modification, there's no reason you should be satisfied with a stock AR. Here’s a quick look at how to make your rifle race ready.

Upgrading from a standard to a free-floated handguard can increase your AR-15’s accuracy potential, and it isn’t difficult following this procedure.

John M. Browning’s last design before his passing, the Browning Superposed, is a fine over/under shotgun that holds a good deal of collector value.

Gravity has an inordinate effect on a bullet's flight path. But since it's consistent, it can be easily accounted for to make an accurate shot.