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NRA Women's 2023 Gun of the Year is looking even more tactical for 2025.
Henry successfully blends favored features, ease of use and class into this handy specialty shotgun.
Patterned after the famous Winchester 1894, this lever gun is easy on the eyes and fun to shoot!
The 9 mm Luger compact semi-automatic pistol is a no-frills version of its GX4 models, making it an updated and modern handgun option that won’t break the bank.
Although it’s not a powerhouse round, the .32 ACP offers distinct advantages when compared to pocket-sized rimfire pistols.
Suitable for women and men alike, accuracy, fit and durability make this affordable rifle the tool for the job.
Tired of having to compromise between what you want to shoot versus what you want to carry? The S&W Bodyguard 2.0 considerably reduces that need to compromise.
This company's first rimfire revolver is an ideal companion for its .22 LR lever-actions.
Enjoy the positive shooting characteristics of the .223 Rem. cartridge in a non-AR-15 platform.
Here are a few of the new guns on their way to the market.
This lightweight double-barrel pistol can be a low-recoil option with the right ammunition.
This model successfully blends the features of this company's Pug and Sidewinder models.
The innovators of the tip-up barrel design has expanded its popular Tomcat design to include this easy-to-operate concealed-carry pistol.
Although plastic is fantastic, a steel-framed compact with competition pistol styling may be just what you're looking for.
Silencer Central offers top quality sound suppressors and helps customers through each step of the purchasing process.
This is a rimfire pistol built for 1911 fans that can be enjoyed by everyone!
This modernized version of the Rancher ships with an optics-ready receiver and a threaded muzzle.
The new Bodyguard 2.0 boasts a new profile, has a higher capacity, and includes modern enhancements designed for concealed carry.
Although they are not as popular today, .32-cal. revolvers have been a low-recoil defensive option for more than 150 years!
This mini rifle round produces less recoil than the 9 mm with better performance than typical sub-caliber pistol options.
