Gun Reviews
Firearm and gun reviews from Gun Digest, reviewing the newest rifles shotguns handguns accessories and more.

AR Testfire: The AAC Blackout .300
The Advanced Armament Company has been making suppressors for some time now. So when it came time to design a cartridge and build an upper to house it, they knew a thing or two about the job. The result? The .300 AAC Blackout.

AR-15 Review: Rock River Arms Pro Series Government
The civilian version of the AR-15 used by the DEA and FBI is one sweet rifle, with all the needed accessories to boot.

Gun Review: The Sentinel .22 Revolver
Introduced as an inexpensive plinker, the High Standard Sentinal .22 revolver was ahead of its time with landmark revolver design features. Unfairly tarnished with a “junk gun” image, it may be the best buy in a used handgun available today.

AR-15 Review: Rock River Arms LAR-15
The Rock River Arms LAR-15 is one AR that is made to seriously hunt.

Handgun Exclusive: FNX-45
FNH USA introduces a new, improved .45 for the civilian market. Gun Digest got the scoop on the FNX-45.

Gun Review: Shooting SIG-Sauer’s P226
In the 1970s, the SIG-Sauer brand was new to American firearms enthusiasts, and the company’s pistols took America by storm. For a long time, the P226 was the most popular of the series, for very good reasons, according to Massad Ayoob.

AR-15 Review: Windham Weaponry’s Special Build 02
Windham Weaponry AR-15 rifles are just what you’d expect out of this long-time manufacturer from Maine: Top quality and great shooters.

Gun Review: The Trilling 3-Barrel Shotgun
Over/under & side-by-side shotguns are common, but a three-barrel shotgun? In the “1991 Gun Digest,” Larry Sterett wrote a gun review about just such a gun.

AR-15 Review: Del-Ton Tapco
Del-Ton makes good rifles, even though some shooters are so class-based they won’t acknowledge any rifle not made by the “best” or “mil-spec” companies. Their loss, says Patrick Sweeney in this AR-15 review.

AR-15 Review: Wilson Combat 6.8
Everyone knows a Wilson Combat 1911 is top of the line. In this AR-15 review, Patrick Sweeney argues the same can be said for Wilson’s AR-15s, including this one chambered for the 6.8 cartridge.







