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Solid Tools: The Les Baer Gunsite & Black Baer 1911s

Solid Tools: The Les Baer Gunsite & Black Baer 1911s

Two models in the Les Baer lineup—a full-size Gunsite 1911 and a Commander-size Black Baer—prove...
Review: Walther PPQ M2

Review: Walther PPQ M2

If you're interested in cutting-edge, service-style semi-automatic pistols, then the Walther PPQ M2 is worth...
The HK4: Heckler & Koch's First Semi-Auto Pistol

The HK4: Heckler & Koch's First Semi-Auto Pistol

Heckler & Koch got its start making rifles for military and police use, but the...
SIG Sauer P320: The First Review

SIG Sauer P320: The First Review

In just a few years, the SIG Sauer P320 has dominated the market. What did...
Colt Python Review

Colt Python Review

The Colt Python magnum revolver has returned in all its glory and now features upgraded...
An Old Colt Reborn: Bringing a Single-Action Army Back to Life

An Old Colt Reborn: Bringing a Single-Action Army Back to Life

This tired, worn-out Colt Single Action Army received a new lease on life, thanks to...
Wiley Clapp—Guns They Oughta Make: SIG Sauer P225-A2

Wiley Clapp—Guns They Oughta Make: SIG Sauer P225-A2

Wiley Clapp is a fan of the relatively new P225-A1, and sees only one way...
6 Big-Bore Handguns for On-the-Trail or In-Town Carry

6 Big-Bore Handguns for On-the-Trail or In-Town Carry

What are the most potent yet practically portable Trail-To-Town guns on the market today?
NRA Gun of the Week: Colt Combat Unit CCO 9 mm Pistol

NRA Gun of the Week: Colt Combat Unit CCO 9 mm Pistol

Watch as American Rifleman's Joe Kurtenbach shoots and talks about a 9 mm 1911 from...
Wiley Clapp: Guns They Oughta Make—5-inch S&W Model 686

Wiley Clapp: Guns They Oughta Make—5-inch S&W Model 686

There is a S&W revolver that I regard highly and would like to see a...
NRA Gun Gear of the Week: Colt Wiley Clapp Lightweight Commander 9 mm Pistol

NRA Gun Gear of the Week: Colt Wiley Clapp Lightweight Commander 9 mm Pistol

American Rifleman's Joe Kurtenbach looks at a special edition Colt 1911 Lightweight Commander chambered for...
Wiley Clapp: Guns They Oughta Make—.22-Cal. Commander

Wiley Clapp: Guns They Oughta Make—.22-Cal. Commander

Wiley Clapp shares another on his "wish list" of handguns he hopes gun makers will...
By the Decade: Wiley Clapp's Favorite Handgun—2010s

By the Decade: Wiley Clapp's Favorite Handgun—2010s

The "By the Decade" series concludes with the handgun—or handguns—Wiley Clapp considers his favorite.
Tips & Techniques: Lose The Bullseye!

Tips & Techniques: Lose The Bullseye!

Somewhere up the learning curve of pistol marksmanship, a smart shooter comes to a stark...
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...
By the Decade: Wiley Clapp's Favorite Handgun—The 2000s

By the Decade: Wiley Clapp's Favorite Handgun—The 2000s

It was a striker-fired pistol called the "XD" from Springfield-Armory that caught Wiley Clapp's attention...
By the Decade: Wiley Clapp's Favorite Handgun—The 1990s

By the Decade: Wiley Clapp's Favorite Handgun—The 1990s

The P-Series SIGs are the author's favorite handguns for the last decade of the 20th...
Marine Companion: Remington-Rand M1911A1

Marine Companion: Remington-Rand M1911A1

A veteran Remington-Rand M1911A1 was always by this young Marine officer’s side in Vietnam.
The Keefe Report: The Mossberg That Never Was

The Keefe Report: The Mossberg That Never Was

Ever heard of the Mossberg Military .45 ACP Combat Model? In the interest of full...
By the Decade: Wiley Clapp's Favorite Handguns—The 1980s

By the Decade: Wiley Clapp's Favorite Handguns—The 1980s

Smith & Wesson's elegant workhorse wheelgun, the Model 57/58 in .41 Magnum, is Wiley Clapp's...
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