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Check out some of the top performers from James D. Julia's March firearms auction.

Forty years ago, one handgun caliber dominated all others, regardless the intended application. Whether for law enforcement, self defense, hunting or plinking the .357 Magnum reigned supreme.

Redding hasn't rested on its laurels in 2016, with the reloading tools manufacturer releasing a ton of new gear and dies.

We get the inside edge on Winchester Repeating Arms' past, present and future with the man who should know.

Most believe collecting Winchesters is cost prohibitive. It doesn’t have to be, if enthusiasts know what models to hunt after.

Fitting an aftermarket barrel to the Ruger 10/22 is simpler than it is with many firearms, but it does require some knowhow.

Suppressors have been around for about a century now. Discover how the firearms accessory came about and its early days and uses.

Some research on the guns that are moving faster than hotcakes right now on online auction sites by the gun value experts at Blue Book.

A special report for Gun Digest by the experts at Blue Book on what's hot and what's not in the world of gun values and online gun auctions.

Ascertaining firearm values can be a tricky business, but there are some key considerations that can help enthusiasts nail down a gun's price.

Check out some of the gems at Morphy's Upcoming Gun Auction.

In the market for a new plinker, long-range rifle or a little something for deer season? Master gunsmith Patrick Sweeney gives you tips on evaluating a used rifle before purchase.

An insider's Q&A with Jerry Lee, editor of the newly released Official Gun Digest Book of Guns & Prices 2016, 11th Edition, to learn why every gun buyer and seller needs this book.

Gun Digest asked co-editor Andrew Johnson to highlight some things he learned about current gun offerings while researching gun values for the latest edition of Gun Digest Book of Modern Gun Values. Here are his responses.

We demystify the firearms market with these top-notch posts on gun buying and selling.

When it comes to fake antique guns, it's easy to wind up as the proud owner of a dud. Even a trained eye can be fooled by modern reproduction firearms that have been faked to look like the real thing.