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6.8 mm Western: Winchester Charges Ahead

6.8 mm Western: Winchester Charges Ahead

The Winchester 6.8 mm Western cartridge uses the longest and heaviest projectiles ever designed for...
Power Couple: Wilson Combat Southpaw Protector Series AR In .300 HAM’R

Power Couple: Wilson Combat Southpaw Protector Series AR In .300 HAM’R

The .300 HAM’R from Wilson Combat is a highly capable cartridge for hunting or home...
Savage A17: A Solid Semi-Auto Shooter

Savage A17: A Solid Semi-Auto Shooter

Savage’s A17 accomplishes what few other manufacturers have been able to—a semi-automatic in .17 HMR.
Assembling an AR-15 With Phase 5 Weapon Systems

Assembling an AR-15 With Phase 5 Weapon Systems

Phase 5 Weapon Systems manufactures a variety of components for the AR-15 platform with some...
Branching Out: European American Armory's Girsan Pistols

Branching Out: European American Armory's Girsan Pistols

Veteran importer EAA has expanded with a full line of pistols—and shotguns, too—from Turkey’s Girsan....
Nighthawk DTS: A Drop-In 1911 Trigger Job

Nighthawk DTS: A Drop-In 1911 Trigger Job

Fine tuning a 1911 trigger used to be a labor of love for the experienced....
Review: Springfield Armory Ronin Operator 1911

Review: Springfield Armory Ronin Operator 1911

Offering upgraded finishes and features at an affordable price, the surprisingly accurate Springfield Armory Ronin...
Barrett Fieldcraft: Longer Range With Shorter Barrels

Barrett Fieldcraft: Longer Range With Shorter Barrels

Think you need a long, heavy target barrel and a magnum cartridge to make long...
Guns as Tools: Shiny Safe Queens or Reliable Workhorses?

Guns as Tools: Shiny Safe Queens or Reliable Workhorses?

I've always considered a gun to be a tool, and like any other tool, I...
Fear & Loading: Chance to Win a Custom MLR SwitchBolt

Fear & Loading: Chance to Win a Custom MLR SwitchBolt

Magnum Research, maker of the Desert Eagle pistol, has launched a new custom-build website for...
Back to Basics: Holsters

Back to Basics: Holsters

The term “holster” dates back to somewhere in the mid-17th century. Its origins are a...
Last Of The Breed: Marine Corps M45A1

Last Of The Breed: Marine Corps M45A1

The final example of U.S. military M1911s, the Marine Corps M45A1 was carried on special...
Building a Howa 1500 Precision Chassis Rifle with Brownells

Building a Howa 1500 Precision Chassis Rifle with Brownells

Is this a high-quality long-range bench rifle or a cutting-edge hybrid elk gun? You decide!
How to Build a Custom 10/22 Rifle at Home

How to Build a Custom 10/22 Rifle at Home

Here is a closer look at the features available to home builders and a step-by-step...
Editors’ Picks 2019: Kimber EVO SP (CS) Pistol

Editors’ Picks 2019: Kimber EVO SP (CS) Pistol

Kimber is no stranger to the concealed-carry market, with current offerings including no fewer than...
Tested: Smith & Wesson Model 19 Classic Revolver

Tested: Smith & Wesson Model 19 Classic Revolver

It was a gun so perfectly suited for law enforcement use that it was nicknamed...
SHOT Show 2019: Gray Guns and SIG Sauer Triggers

SHOT Show 2019: Gray Guns and SIG Sauer Triggers

Love the triggers on the SIG P-320 Series of pistols? If so, you can thank...
Classic Wheelguns: 5 Reasons to Buy a Smith & Wesson Highway Patrolman

Classic Wheelguns: 5 Reasons to Buy a Smith & Wesson Highway Patrolman

At any given moment there are firearms on the market that are conspicuously undervalued.
Tested: TISAS Regent BR9 Hi Power Pistol

Tested: TISAS Regent BR9 Hi Power Pistol

If you regret not buying a Hi Power pistol before they disapppeared from the Browning...
Tested: Standard Mfg. 1911 Case Colored #1 Engraved Pistol

Tested: Standard Mfg. 1911 Case Colored #1 Engraved Pistol

It is probably no exaggeration to refer to the M1911 pistol as “America’s Sidearm.”
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