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Tested: The Ruger Hawkeye Long-Range Target Rifle

Tested: The Ruger Hawkeye Long-Range Target Rifle

The Model 77 Hawkeye already enjoys a great reputation, just not one that includes precision...
Tested: Remington RP9 and RP45 Pistols

Tested: Remington RP9 and RP45 Pistols

A couple of years ago Remington offered its first full-size, polymer service pistol, chambered in...
Gun Gear of the Week: 4 AIWB Holsters Tested

Gun Gear of the Week: 4 AIWB Holsters Tested

Whether a member of the newly converted, or one of the early adopters of this...
The Underappreciated .32 Magnums

The Underappreciated .32 Magnums

The choice of carry handgun is often a trade-off between size, ammunition capacity and terminal...
Federal Presses Its "New Look Of Authority"

Federal Presses Its "New Look Of Authority"

Why being number one in sales and shooter credibility isn’t good enough.
Tested: Bond Arms' New Rough Series Budget Friendly Double-Barrel Pistols

Tested: Bond Arms' New Rough Series Budget Friendly Double-Barrel Pistols

Bond Arms takes the less-is-more approach with the Roughneck and Rough N' Rowdy finishes in...
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!
In the Company of Soldiers: The U.S. M17 & M18 Modular Handgun Systems

In the Company of Soldiers: The U.S. M17 & M18 Modular Handgun Systems

The U.S. Army adopted a new semi-automatic pistol, the M17 as made by SIG Sauer,...
Shooting the Remington V3 Field Sport Turkey Pro Shotgun

Shooting the Remington V3 Field Sport Turkey Pro Shotgun

I hit the range recently to test Remington’s new V3 Field Sport Turkey Pro 12-gauge...
Archives: The M1911A1 and The M9

Archives: The M1911A1 and The M9

From the 1985 American Rifleman, shortly after the adoption of the M9 as the new...
Range Report Part 1: Rock Island Armory Rock Ultra MS

Range Report Part 1: Rock Island Armory Rock Ultra MS

For this installment of Range Reports, an extended 2,000-round evaluation, I’ve opted to test an...
Tested: Cimarron Model P Jr. Revolver

Tested: Cimarron Model P Jr. Revolver

Enjoy the features of a classic quality wheelgun in a lighter and softer shooting configuration.
The Long and Short of the .327 Fed. Mag. Cartridge

The Long and Short of the .327 Fed. Mag. Cartridge

Learn more about how this peppy revolver round performs when fired from a 16.5" carbine...
Tested: Magnum Length—Ruger Precision Rifle

Tested: Magnum Length—Ruger Precision Rifle

Previously offered only in short-action chamberings, a larger, revamped version of the Ruger Precision Rifle...
Sovrapposto Moderno: Beretta’s Newest Over-Under Shotgun

Sovrapposto Moderno: Beretta’s Newest Over-Under Shotgun

Nearly 500 years of experience have enabled Beretta to develop the advanced production methods and...
Tested: Ruger's Blued SP101 .357 Mag. Revolver

Tested: Ruger's Blued SP101 .357 Mag. Revolver

For the first time ever Ruger is offering this potent, packable 5-shot snubby in a...
Chain Breaker: Hornady’s 6.5 mm PRC

Chain Breaker: Hornady’s 6.5 mm PRC

An innovator has introduced a big brother to the 6.5 mm Creedmoor that is poised...
Tested: Hi-Point 1095TS Edge Carbine

Tested: Hi-Point 1095TS Edge Carbine

Hi-Point Firearms has been manufacturing some of the least expensive semi-automatic pistol-caliber carbines on the...
Tested: Steyr Zephyr II Rimfire Rifle

Tested: Steyr Zephyr II Rimfire Rifle

Steyr Mannlicher of Austria has re-introduced an old favorite: the Zephyr II, a bolt-action rifle...
The Armed Citizen® September 21, 2018

The Armed Citizen® September 21, 2018

One employee at a George Webb restaurant in Milwaukee is undoubtedly glad that one of...
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