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Back to Basics: Gunpowder

Gunpowder is so fundamental to firearms, it’s amazing that so few know much about it...

Tested: Beretta’s APX Pistol

Beretta has been building semi-automatic pistols for professional users for a long time, but the...

Tested: IFG Howdah 45/410 Double-Barrel Pistol

Old World craftsmanship meets New World regulations in this unique interpretation of the Ithaca Auto...

A First Look at 2017's New Guns

While some manufacturers are holding their new-gun secrets closely until the 2017 SHOT Show, some...

James River Armory Russian AKM Rifle Review

This beautiful 7.62x39 mm rifle was built by the renowned classic military firearm restorer.

Pistol History: The Beretta Model 92S 9 mm

The history of the Beretta Model 92 goes back further than its beginnings with the...

The Forgotten Guns of D-Day

When it comes to the infantry arms of D-Day and the Battle for Normandy, guns...

Guns of the Easter Rising

In April 1916, Irish rebels rose up against the British Crown. Armed with a motley...

Thompson Submachine Gun

So, when was the Thompson submachine gun first fired in combat? Was it during the...

The Forgotten Guns of D-Day

When it comes to the infantry arms of D-Day and the Battle for Normandy, guns...

Leveraging Heritage

Lever-action rifles are an indelible fixture in the history of firearm development and played a...

Review: Taylor's & Co. 1873 Cattleman Gunfighter

Fitted with a factory-tuned action and filled with cowboy loads, this revolver exemplifies the fun...

Fashion Meets Function: EAA Witness Pavona

European American Armory’s Pavona pistol line is an example of fashion meeting function—it also demonstrates...

Guns of the Easter Rising

In April 1916, Irish rebels rose up against the British Crown. Armed with a motley...

Guns of the "Banana Wars" Part Two

The Lewis, Thompson, BAR and M1917 water-cooled machine gun, along with the M1903 Springfield rifle...

Anything But Ordinary: The Chiappa Rhino

The new Chiappa Rhino has turned the revolver world upside down.

Charge of the Chiappa Rhino

The Rhino has a futuristic design that reduces muzzle flip and recoil.

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Back to Basics: Gunpowder

Tested: Beretta’s APX Pistol

Tested: IFG Howdah 45/410 Double-Barrel Pistol

A First Look at 2017's New Guns

James River Armory Russian AKM Rifle Review

Pistol History: The Beretta Model 92S 9 mm

The Forgotten Guns of D-Day

Guns of the Easter Rising

Thompson Submachine Gun

The Forgotten Guns of D-Day

Leveraging Heritage

Review: Taylor's & Co. 1873 Cattleman Gunfighter

Fashion Meets Function: EAA Witness Pavona

Guns of the Easter Rising

Guns of the "Banana Wars" Part Two

Anything But Ordinary: The Chiappa Rhino

Charge of the Chiappa Rhino