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Kirsten Joy Weiss gives the finer points of producing a jack-o-lantern with a .22 rifle.

For many, AR sales have cooled off, but not for one Kansas gun seller.

A new polymer-copper blended bullet made by Polycase and licensed by Ruger promises to deliver ultra-high velocity and superior terminal ballistics for personal protection.

Doppler radar study reveals polymer tips melt in flight, changing the ballistic coefficient (BC) of bullets. The new Hornady ELD-X with Heat Shield Tip bullet released for 2016 solves this problem.

It’s the time of year that one online gun store enjoys a surge in D.I.Y. project orders.

The curator of the Cody Firearms Museum gives a concise, yet detailed overview of the Winchester rifle found in the Nevada desert earlier this year.

The bolt-action hunting rifle that inspired a million copies is back in production and better than ever. Considered the perfect repeating bolt-action dangerous game rifle, Rigby's Magnum Mauser in .416 Rigby delivers 5,100 foot pounds of energy and 52 foot pounds of recoil.

Reloaders of the .32 ACP rejoice, Starline is now producing brass for the round!

Watch as Massad Ayoob demonstrates a revolver-reloading technique he helped popularize.

Back-Up Guns, or BUGS, are the hot ticket for a gun selling in the heart of the Rocky Mountains.

“I think,” says the author, “I've seen more game killed with fewer shots from this modest little cartridge than any other.” Here's the why and how, all of which may well explain the current spate of interest in the 7X57.

Professional hunter Ron Spomer displays the craftsmanship, function, accuracy, beauty and massive firepower of a .416 Rigby Mauser dangerous game rifle built in 1938.

The Kestrel 4500 NV from Nielsen-Kellerman is a do-it-all weather meter with full on board ballistics that takes the guesswork out of shooting, allowing you to dial in precisely to make truly long-range shots.

The youth firearms market has grown recently for one shooting range, in part due to shooting classes and camps.

When it comes to long guns in Oklahoma City, traditional models are winning the day.

Save time, ammo and your wits with this clever sighting system — just in time for hunting season.