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Mechanical and practical accuracy are two ways at looking at defining handgun accuracy and are tested in much different fashions.

Ruger has given throwback fans a pistol to pine for with the release of the new Mark IV Standard model.

Here are five classic European bolt-action rifles that are definitely worth owning and will more than get you on target.

What is ballistic coefficient and why does it matter?

While it might sound like a simple step on the road to competitive shooting, there's more to a proper grip than just picking up a pistol.

Getting a custom paint job on your AR doesn’t have to come with a custom price.

Sadly, there just aren’t a lot of ranges that are conducive to good defensive shooting practice. If you have one nearby, you’re in luck — and also in the minority.

Mounting a scope on a rifle is one of those things that can seem fairly straightforward on the surface, but once you actually start doing it, it can go sideways very quickly.

They won’t guarantee you bag a trophy this hunting season, but they’ll have you ready if the opportunity presents itself.

Not all barrel bedding is equal. There is a lot with regard to bedding dynamics that can either increase or decrease a rifle's accuracy.

In the 1950s, Ruger introduced the venerable Blackhawk revolver, which remains both a desirable collector piece and a popular current-production gun.

The development of the semi-auto pistol has been marked with some icons that stir the imagination of any true firearms nut. Here are six of these absolute classics.

Whether you’re new to the AR or are getting acclimated to a brand new rifle, deliberate and mindful dry runs will jump start mastery of the firearm.

The Turnbull Ruger Mark IV leaves a unique mark on the iconic rimfire pistol.

ROBAR Guns helps to revive and revitalize a standard surplus Browning Hi Power, and the result is a beautiful, functional pistol.

A design truly ahead of its time, the Savage 99 is deadly on deer, and it can command quite a bit of value on the open market.