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An American Rifleman reader requests information about the difference between clips and magazines.

When the market for concealable backup revolvers expanded in the 1950s, the Smith & Wesson Model 49 Bodyguard offered a great alternative to the Chiefs Special.

I have repeatedly seen the descriptor “G10” used in the magazine in reference to the stock panels on modern pistols. Obviously it has nothing to do with the group of countries involved in the Int’l Monetary Fund, so what, exactly, is G10?

When the Smith & Wesson Chiefs Special made its debut in 1950, many hailed it as the perfect backup gun.

The No. 5 “Jungle Carbine” remains one of the more popular and recognizable models in the Enfield line. Find out what this particular gun in NRA Excellent condition is worth.

This Third Model, pitted and roughly cleaned, is in NRA Fair Condition with less than 10 percent of its finish remaining. So what's it worth?

Decades old and still vastly popular, Ruger's Mini-14 has few limits. There’s a lot to say about any gun with that much history, so we decided to track down a few things you might not know about the famous rifle.

The items in a bug-out bag should be personalized for specific needs, but certain gear is required for everyone.

The National Rifle Association's top firearms experts will evaluate prized guns owned by average Americans in a new series premiering Wednesday, April 2, 2014, at 7 p.m.