Shooting

The SIG P211 GTO brings P320 magazine compatibility, a factory compensator and a surprisingly crisp Series 80-style trigger to the double-stack 1911 world. After more than 1,000 rounds, here’s what stood out.

A lifelong pheasant hunter takes Fiocchi Golden Pheasant ammo to the range, checking recoil and 30-yard patterns while breaking down the lead, Extreme and Bismuth options

Springfield Armory’s new Kuna Tri-Lug 9mm adds a factory-integrated three-lug muzzle for fast, tool-free attachment of compatible suppressors while retaining the roller-delayed action and ambidextrous controls of the original Kuna.

Winchester’s new Super Match ammunition line covers pistol, rifle and shotshell loads built for competition. After roughly 4,000 rounds during an early range event, we came away with some strong first impressions on reliability, velocity consistency and what Winchester is bringing to competitive shooters.

The Dead Air Sandman X spent two months on rifles chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor, .30-30 Win. and .308 Win. One host revealed its clearest advantage.

James Bond and the Walther PPK have been inseparable for generations, but 007 didn’t start with a Walther. Here’s how a gun expert’s fan letter changed Bond’s arsenal—and helped turn the PPK into one of the most recognizable firearms in movie history.

Springfield Armory gives the double-stack 1911 a carry-size makeover with the 3.5-inch 1911 DS Prodigy AOS. We tested its accuracy, recoil, handling and 18+1-round capacity on the range.

Benelli’s new M2-G1 tactical shotgun combines a rear-piston gas system, 7+1 capacity and collapsible stock with serious 12-gauge firepower. We tested it with birdshot, buckshot and slugs to see how the new tactical semi-auto performs.

HK’s long-awaited VP9CC finally reached the range. Three defensive loads, a bag rest and a Garmin chronograph revealed strong accuracy—and one uncomfortable flaw.

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The Beretta B22 Jaguar Tac Metal was accurate enough to keep the range session going through the July heat—and well past lunchtime.

The Beretta A400 Solo strips the modern duck gun back to what most hunters actually need: soft recoil, dependable cycling and a practical 3-inch chamber.

Four world-class Team Beretta shooters reveal the habits, drills and hard lessons that separate fast, accurate competitors from everyone else.

Canik paired its American-made METE MC9 Prime platform with Radian Weapons’ RAMJET barrel, AFTERBURNER compensator and aluminum grip components. Will Dabbs tests whether the resulting 17+1 micro-compact shoots as well as it looks.

Langdon Tactical’s tuned Beretta 80X combines mild recoil, an excellent DA/SA trigger and strong 15-yard accuracy, but is it worth the premium price tag?

The Leupold VX-4HD 3-12x50 pairs a clean Duplex reticle with a locking elevation dial that lets hunters range, dial and aim without clutter. We tested its optics, zeroing system and repeatability at the range.

Years of rumors ended with Gen6. We ran the crossover G45 through iron-sight groups, red-dot accuracy and holster drills to see what changed.

The reborn Ruger Red Label III faced improvised flying targets and six practical 25-yard pattern tests with target, upland and turkey loads.

The Langdon Tactical CZ P-09 F Nocturne elevates an already great pistol with a superb trigger, custom refinements, and a Holosun EPS-RD-6 optic.