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In-store hunter's ed is fueling youth gun sales for a California retailer.

The 1911 is among the most recognizable pistol designs in the world, but the semiautomatic was not born overnight. In fact, the iconic firearm was a long, though worthwhile, effort to come up with a top-notch military sidearm.

In this installment, Philip Massaro completes cartridge assembly by demonstrating how to seat the bullet. He covers how to use a micrometer seating die for reloading, as well as various ways to crimp handgun bullets.

Long-range shooting is hot in Oklahoma, leading to brisk riflescope sales for one retailer.

Ruger’s American Pistol was designed with the input of both the military and law enforcement. It appears to have plenty to offer shooters in and out of uniform.

Running in conjunction with the SHOT Show, Morphy's upcoming gun auction has some real gems.

Philip Massaro tackles primer installation, the first process of assembly in reloading as well as case charging. Learn the differences between large and small primers, and how to use a primer cup accessory on a single stage press and how to dispense the correct powder charge.

Loaded with race-ready features, the Armalite M-15 3-Gun rifle is born and bred for the winner’s circle.

When it comes to antique ammunition, it's more than just the cartridges that draw top dollar.

When it comes to defensive firearms, trigger control comes down to consistency.

Take a gander at the RIAC's latest firearm auction and what went across the block.

Police and other law enforcement firearms have been a hot ticket for a Missouri gun seller.

Learn how to troubleshoot the reloading process, getting stuck cases out of dies and tips for spotting case head separation and other signs your brass is getting long in the tooth.

With tons of great options on the market, there’s a steady rest for every hunter’s needs. These shooting sticks are sure to improve your field shooting skills.

The GAP Grind 2015, a long-range tactical shooting event, took shooters' skill and equipment to a whole new level.

In this episode, Philip Massaro explains the differences in sporting brass vs. military surplus brass; plus an explanation of neck sizing for improved accuracy in bolt-action rifles.