Handgun
How to Choose Your First Concealed Carry Pistol
The best carry pistol is the one you will actually carry and shoot well. Here is a straightforward way to pick one, without getting lost in internet arguments.
News
Industry news, legal changes and what they mean for gun owners.
Handgun
The New Handguns of 2026 Worth Your Attention
From a threaded Ruger RXM to a pair of lightweight Lipsey's revolvers, here are the 2026 handguns that stand out, and who each one is for.
Handgun
Beretta B22 Jaguar: A Rimfire Pistol Built to Start Young Shooters Right
Beretta's B22 Jaguar is a modular .22 LR pistol aimed at new shooters and Steel Challenge competitors, developed with the Scholastic Action Shooting Program.
Handgun
Glock Gen 6: What Changed and Whether You Should Upgrade
Glock's sixth generation brought the biggest grip and optic changes in years to the G17, G19 and G45. Here is what is different and who should make the jump.
Handgun
CZ Launches the DUTY Pistol, a Modular Striker Gun Built for Red Dots
CZ-USA's new DUTY pistol hit U.S. shelves October 6 in compact and full-size versions, with a serialized chassis, a direct-mount optic system and a $729 price tag.
Rifle
Build a Steady Rest: Field Shooting Positions Every Hunter Should Practice
Few deer are shot from a bench. Learning to shoot steady from sticks, a tree stand rail, sitting or prone is the fastest way to make cleaner shots.
Firearm Legal News
Supreme Court Sets December 2 Arguments in AR-15 Ban Cases
The Supreme Court will hear challenges to Cook County, Illinois, and Connecticut bans on AR-15-style rifles on December 2. A ruling could reach about a dozen states.
Firearm Legal News
Supreme Court Declines Felon-in-Possession Case, Leaves Fifth Circuit Ruling in Place
The Supreme Court turned away the Justice Department's appeal in United States v. Hembree on October 5, leaving in place a Fifth Circuit decision that a decades-old drug possession conviction could not strip a man's gun rights.
Firearm Legal News
North Carolina Permitless Carry Still Waits on a House Override Vote
The North Carolina Senate overrode the governor's veto of Senate Bill 50 in July 2025. More than a year later, the House still has not taken its vote, and the clock is running.
Firearm Legal News
Wolford v. Lopez: What the Supreme Court’s Hawaii Carry Ruling Means
In June 2026 the Supreme Court struck down Hawaii's rule that banned licensed concealed carry on private property open to the public unless the owner posted permission. Here is what it decided and what it means outside Hawaii.
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