“ballistol”

Ballistol is a century-old oil developed for the Imperial German Army for a variety of uses, including the cleaning and lubricating of firearms.

Safe on leather, wood, metal and rubber, Ballistol is one of our go-to multi-purpose lubes. And, yes, we know it smells funny.

Shooters have relied on it to protect their gun’s wood, metal and leather for more than 100 years, but who knew it’s environmentally safe?

Keep these 10 tips and guidelines in mind to make your handloads more accurate and reliable.

Today’s guns are more closely fitted and have finishes that shed traditional fouling, but the still need regular cleaning and TLC.

Whether you are a plinker, a small-game hunter or sophisticated target shooter, keeping your firearm running is a top priority—or it should be. Here are a few tips on keeping your rimfire gun running.

Joe Kurtenbach completes the finale for the 2,000-round extended review of SIG Sauer’s P320 X-Carry pistol.

Among the many arms imported into the U.S. recently by Royal Tiger Import is one of the least-appreciated service rifles in U.S. history, the Model 1917. Here, we take a closer look at one of these Model 1917 rifles, along with a brief look at the platform's history.

In recent years RTI has gained interest for its haul of old surplus rifles from Ethiopia. Among these aging arms are some of the most under-appreciated manufactures of the British Short, Magazine Lee-Enfield, being the No.1, Mk III* rifles produced by Ishapore in India.