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If you can’t find it, you might as well not even have it. Here we look at how to organize your gun gear.

Have you ever heard of Charles Newton? Here we look at his .256 Newton cartridge.

I hit the range with a spread of different AK ammo to find the best 7.62x39 loads for plinking, hunting and self-defense.

I show how to build a Hollywood-quiet AR that takes full advantage of the .338 ARC cartridge.

I take Q's The Fix rifle in 8.6 Blackout to the range to test the best ways to maximize its subsonic and supersonic capabilities.

Walther has temporarily halted PPK, PPK/S and PP pistol production as the line begins a modernization journey.

I’ve owned a lot of great guns, but none are more dear to my heart than a practical, old Remington 700 named Elvira.

Benelli has just announced the M4 EXT, the ultimate version of the iconic semi-auto 12-gauge straight from the factory.

Harrington & Richardson has just announced the CLET 9mm AR, a tribute to the iconic Colt SMG DEA model.

A look back on the Smith & Wesson Model 52, a classic dedicated target pistol in .38 Special.

Smith & Wesson has just announced two new Davidson’s Exclusive .32 H&R Magnum J-Frame revolver models.

Smith & Wesson has just announced a new Performance Center Carry Comp version of the M&P9 Shield X.

If you can’t find it, you might as well not even have it. Here we look at how to organize your gun gear.

We speak with Joel Hodgdon of RCBS about how to get started reloading your own ammo.

Have you ever heard of Charles Newton? Here we look at his .256 Newton cartridge.

I go over some alternative sight-in and rifle zeroing methods that will help you hit your mark.

Australian-based ZeroTech offers a dialed-in, entry-level precision optic in its Vengeance 6-24x50mm.

Looking for a new iron or piece of kit to enhance the one you already own? Check out these 7 new bits of guns and gear to grow your firearms wish list.

If you’re tired of your current rifle setup, here are some stock upgrades you can do at home.

CANCON is back in the Carolinas for another year!