Industry news, legal changes and what they mean for gun owners.
Ruger has stopped production of four popular revolvers right away and will end 2026 runs of the Blackhawk, Vaquero, Redhawk, SR1911 and others. Here is what is changing, what stays, and what it means if you have been eyeing one.
Tactical load-bearing gear is everywhere. Here's what each piece is for, who actually benefits and how to avoid buying gear you'll never use.
Training is the most important upgrade most gun owners will ever make. Here's how to find a qualified instructor, what to expect and how to keep progressing.
The AR-15 is America's most popular rifle. Here's what a first-time buyer needs to know about calibers, barrels, features, accessories and the laws that apply.
You must identify a threat before you shoot. A weapon-mounted light makes that possible in the dark. Here's how to choose one and use it responsibly.
The two most popular AR-15 optics are the red dot and the low-power variable optic. Here's how they differ and which fits home defense, hunting and competition.
ATF's October change on short-barreled rifles has many AR owners asking what they can build or buy. Here's how the categories work and the rules that still apply.
Upland hunters and clays shooters love to argue over-under versus semi-auto. Both work. Here is how they differ in weight, recoil, cost and safety.
The federal tax on suppressors is $0 and ATF stopped enforcing NFA registration for them in October. Here's how buying a suppressor works now, and the state laws that still apply.
A shotgun is pointed, not aimed, so a gun that doesn't fit your body sends shot where you aren't looking. Here is how to check fit and simple ways to fix it.
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