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Looking for the right-sized ultrasonic case cleaner? Then Lyman’s new 1200 Turbo Sonic might be right down your alley.

There comes a time for many reloaders when the volume of their ammunition needs outgrows the function of their single-stage press. That's when it becomes time to start looking at progressive presses for handloading.

Driven by the demand of its troops, U.S. Marine Corps special operations is adopting one of the world's most popular polymer-framed, striker-fired pistols.

There are all types of ballistic calculators on the market today, however, none may be more complete, detailed and practical than Peak Studios' Ballistic.

A shotgun that took five years to create, Beretta's one-of-a-kind SO6 EELL from the Izumi Project is truly a sight to behold.

Stick, ball, flake — propellant comes in all shapes and sizes. Master ballistician Phil Massaro helps you figure out exactly which gunpowder type best suits your next reloading project.

This is a moment of Zen for gun folks. One of the U.S. Military’s most recognizable machine guns slowed down to a snail’s pace.

A retired detective reflects on what it really takes to shoot a .38 snubnose revolver.

Rock Island has a slew of cool guns up for sale in its first premier firearms auction of the year. Check out a few of the more desirable items that will be crossing the block.

Whether it’s a Texas Ranger revolver or a warhorse rifle, each gun has a story to tell.

Improve your aim with these simple shooting drills.

The AR-7 is the type of rifle that can get you out of a pinch. Compact and lightweight, it might be the ideal survival firearm.

Firearms maintenance issues can crop up any time or place. A*B Arms shoots to tackle these problems for the AR-15 with a kit meant to keep a rifle in the fight, no matter the issue.

When it comes to reloading techniques, there are some tricks and tips master ballistician Phil Massaro has picked up that make it safer and more efficient.

The NSSF's bid to undo misconceptions about firearms has it in the running for the people's choice award.

The long-range rifle is generally a bit heavier than its thin-barreled, “pencil-piped” cousin, mounts a stock that won’t warp or twist with humidity or rough field use, carries a well-designed and tuned trigger, and retains a bedding system for the action that makes use of milled aircraft aluminum or glass.