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Private or open-enrollment firearms training courses make the perfect family bonding experience.

Makers and knife aficionados from around the globe are set to descend on Salt Lake City for Blade Show West in October.

For many, the idea of a 3D printed gun remains taboo and mysterious, but they’re still legal to build in the U.S. and are becoming a bastion for gun rights around the world.

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If you’re a concealed carrier and have a partner, you could both likely benefit from practicing more effective communication in high-stress environments.

The history of Henry rifles is intrinsically tied to the taming of the American frontier, so let’s take a deeper look at the first commercially successful lever-action.

Despite recent rule changes, building “ghost guns” is still legal and nothing to be spooked about. With an 80 percent lower, some tools and elbow grease, you too can own an unserialized firearm.

These simple 1911 upgrades can improve the feel and performance of your 1911 with little to no hand-fitting required.

Homemade firearms have come a long way thanks to technologies like 3D printing, but the crude zip gun remains a timeless beacon of 2A rights.

Update your long-range shooting skills in a short weekend.

Knowing when to intervene with deadly force and when to not.

The use of a speed strip is an excellent way to expedite tactical revolver reloads, but they require some skill to properly use.

Things change, and precision rifle shooting is no different. Here’s a look at the latest long-range trends gaining popularity across the United States.

One of the most common manipulations of a firearm is also one of the most often overlooked, so here’s the rundown on the best, safest handgun holstering practices.

A look at a Boer War relic from South Africa, a re-barreled Martini-Henry from 1873.

An upcoming Cowan’s Auction will be selling renowned collector Larry Ness’ collection of frontier-era firearms, including Sitting Bull’s rifle.