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The striker-fired 9 mm pistol has a 23-round capacity, and utilizes a newly designed aluminum trigger.
The year 2024 was exceptional for the array of handguns offered to law-abiding citizens. Which was America's favorite? Checkout the Top 10 list here, as compiled by GunGenius.
NRA's American Rifleman got a first look at the new Charter Arms Double Dog. Check it out here.
Does the bolt throw angle on your rifle matter? What’s the difference between the different angles?
You may have heard the term, but what’s the actual definition of a scout rifle? Should you want to own one?
Read more about three women who successfully fended off attackers with their firearms.
It's a concealable 9 mm pistol from H&K, but what makes this new gun most notable?
Knowing how to shoot isn’t the only thing you need if you’re going to carry concealed.
NRA Women's 2023 Gun of the Year is looking even more tactical for 2025.
When you’re teaching someone to shoot, it’s easy to forget that they might not know even the most basic things.
Being a Range Safety Officer can be fun and rewarding, but it also comes with its share of daily challenges. Here's how to handle three of the most common scenarios.
What’s the big deal about elk ivories—are they just teeth?
When teaching a new shooter how to deal with a stoppage, it is important to remember that they are a beginner.
A one-time engineer turned shotgun enthusiast has fast become an industry giant in the world of shotguns—and now she is NRA Women's Golden Bullseye Winner for "Industry Woman of the Year."
Sub-gauge shotguns have gotten trendy again, but this is one trend that’s here to stay. Why should you consider one?
In addition to the all-black Armornite aesthetic, Stealth Hunter rifles come equipped with new upgrades that enhance performance right out of the box.
Wearing teal represents solidarity among women Second Amendment supporters while creating a visual reminder of the importance of responsible firearm ownership.
The 1911 design is well over 100 years old and offers shooters a much lower capacity than modern guns. So what’s to love about it?
Henry successfully blends favored features, ease of use and class into this handy specialty shotgun.
Federal says the new cartridge provides magnum performance in a standard bolt-face rifle.
