Guns & Product Reviews

Expanding its trend-setting line of super-duty micro red-dot sights with a new generation of the original and an all-new enclosed emitter, Trijicon proves, once again, that it’s one of the toughest, smartest kids on the block.

One of Springfield Armory's latest offerings is in its XD-M Elite line, a 3.8" barreled compact handgun chambered for the hard-hitting 10 mm Auto cartridge.

Remarkably advanced when introduced, adopted by police and military forces around the world, used by action heroes on the big screen, and always accurate, the Walther P99 handgun became a pistol of many firsts—but the AS Final Edition will be the last.

Christensen Arms' Modern Hunting rifle is the company's latest bolt-action, designed to be easily customizable and made for use in the outdoors.

There are myriad makers of the time-tested M1911 pistol, but very few concentrate solely on “premium” M1911s, and rarer still are those that are successful at doing so.

The author found the just-right performance and managed recoil balance he was looking for with this fully customized single-action wheel gun.

Winchester continues to improve its venerable Model 70 action, and the new Model 70 Long Range MB is designed as both a game-getting tool and a great target rifle.

The original M3 “grease gun” was developed in the early 1940s and adopted by the U.S. Army in 1943 as a cost-saving alternative to the much more complex and difficult-to-produce Thompson submachine gun.

In its original production run, the 3" barreled Colt Python was a rarity. Now, in its second generation, Colt is making the short-barreled model available, along with its 6" and 4.25" guns. We took a closer look at this short-barreled Colt in our Rifleman Review.