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It’s important to train practical precision in field conditions, something that you can’t get while benchrest shooting at the range.

If you're looking to add an optic to your ol' Russian warhorse, you need to consider these Mosin-Nagant Scope Mount Options.

If you're looking to build a six-and-a-half from scratch, then we've got four 6.5 Grendel barrel options you need to consider.

Zeroing your rifle is one of the most fundamental skills a shooter can have, yet many still lack the knowledge to do so.

No need to settle for a stock carbine. We’ve got the AR-15 parts and accessories that will get you rifle humming.

Ruger hit a grand slam with its first Ruger 22 pistol, introduced to the shooting public in 1949. Here are Gun Digest's top picks of Ruger rimfire handguns.

A somewhat controversial topic, the how and when of rimfire rifle cleaning shouldn't tie you in knots. Here are the tips to get it done.

A look at the enduring legacy of the Remington Model 700, the world's most popular bolt-action sporting rifle.

Marine sniper Frank Galli's advice on how to be the best ‘rock chucker’ you can be.

A look at one of the author's top steel target picks: the Action Target PT Hostage.

Word has come out that the ATF will soon be adding Form 4 to their updated online eForm system. Once implemented the change should expedite and simplify the NFA item transfer process.

A wartime version of the original Model 10, the Smith & Wesson Victory model is a class WWII collectible.

Trigger Control is the foundation upon which all other skills are built. Is there a way to ensure a precision press each and every time?

Built like a Sherman tank, accurate to 1,000 yards and affordably priced on the surplus market, the battle-worn M1 Garand might be the most overlooked survival gun to be had.

The author takes an in-depth look at the sniper rifles behind the longest recorded shots in history.

In the early conflict between canines and bikers, bicycle guns--AKA velo-dog guns--aimed to give velocipedes an upper hand.