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Ruger has expanded its GP100 and Redhawk double-action revolver families with two new models, a .44 Special GP100 and a .357 Magnum Redhawk.

The new Walther PPS M2 carries on the legacy of its predecessor and offers the concealed carry masses a comfortable, effective option.

Picking the appropriate long-range cartridge is an important part of putting together the right setup for long-range shooting.

Ruger has expanded its excellent Mark IV line to include three new models, including a 22/45 Lite model.

The Molot Vepr 12 shotgun is a rugged beast that's ready for almost any task it might come across.

Savage is expanding its rimfire offerings with a brand new bolt-action rimfire rifle line that it's calling the B-Series.

Looking for a scout scope for your version of Jeff Cooper's classic rifle concept? Check out these great options.

Remington Arms has a long and illustrious history dating back to 1816, when founder Eliphalet Remington first started the company. Watch the video for more.

Editor in Chief Eric Conn ventures out to the Arizona desert to shoot some Ruger firearms and drive some Yamaha utility vehicles.

Want a faithful reproduction of the classic, Vietnam-era M16A1? Colt's new, limited-release M16A1 Reissue is about as close as you can get to the original.

LaserLyte has brought out its new Quick Tyme Laser Trainer Kit, the perfect training tool for concealed carriers and anyone looking to improve accuracy.

The new Compact Suppressor Ready (CSR) Rifle from Masterpiece Arms provides an ultra-compact platform capable of sub 1/2 MOA accuracy.

Adjusting a bullet's seating depth can be a great way to help improve the accuracy and precision of your handloads.

Federal Premium has introduced a new 6.5 Creedmoor Fusion load, offering deer hunters serious penetration and expansion in a long-range cartridge.

This year manufacturers brought out a number of excellent new suppressors that are sure to excite a lot of shooters looking to quiet things down.

When dealing with an active shooter scenario, trainer Bob Whaley recommends an aggressive, proactive response that takes the fight to the gunman.