Tactical

We get the party started with the Rock River X-1 in .300 BLK.

The G26 and G27 were introduced at the same time in July, 1995. They were the first of the subcompact Glocks, often affectionately called “Baby Glocks.”

Glock’s G40 Gen4 MOS proves that adding a reflex sight to a high-capacity, high-power handgun doesn’t have to be a costly, cumbersome ordeal.

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

There are many good reasons to add a suppressor to a home defense gun, and not too many arguments against.

Over-penetration is a concern with home defense ammo no matter what the caliber. Here are some loads up to the task.

A look at the other, more compact Glock 9mms and how they compare to the full-sized G17.

The author takes a look at a world-class AR pistol well-suited for home defense in this SIG P516 review.

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

Hot on the heels of offering upper receivers in .300 Blackout, Stag Arms is now offering complete carbines ready to chew through the round.

A look at revolvers that make great nightstand or full-blown, apocalyptic-scenario sidearms.

Pairing a modular design with top-class reliability, the new SIG Sauer MCX is ready for anything.

FNH makes a splash in the carry market with its new striker-fired FNS-9 Compact.

The Trijicon MRO offers a flexible, accurate and petite aiming solution.

The author explains his thought process in choosing the best nightstand guns for home defense. In Part 1, he reaches for semi-auto pistols.

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