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Sixty-seven women converged in July 2018 to fire 26 handguns in order to determine which guns they liked best overall, specifically which features on the guns worked in their favor.

If the notion of “assembly required” for secure gun storage seems suspect, SecureIt has taken the dread out of those two words.

Ladies Pistol Project II looked at .380 ACP and 9 mm semi-automatic pistols that might be used for concealed carry.

An unbiased evaluation of 18 handguns by 35 women corroborates some theories about which guns women prefer, while debunking one of the most common schools of thought about what constitutes the ideal firearm for a woman.

If you have a serious gun girl on your holiday shopping list, think beyond bullet jewelry or pink range bags.

The prolific Mossberg Model 500 pump-action shotgun is arguably one of the most identifiable firearms on the planet, and its 20-gauge FLEX model is its most shooter-friendly to date.

This Labor Day we salute the thousands of men and women who make up the workforce of American gunmaking. We start by acknowledging the companies that maintain operations in each of our United States' 13 Original Colonies.

European American Armory’s Pavona pistol line is an example of fashion meeting function—it also demonstrates the success of a legacy platform meeting its new audience.

Editorial Director John Zent is proud to announce the first woman editor in the 130-year history of American Rifleman.