Shooting

Limited-run collectors’ pieces, featherweight mountain rifles and a reborn icon: five firearms worth your money for summer and fall 2026.

Federal Ammunition is celebrating America’s 250th anniversary with five limited-edition loads featuring collectible packaging and proven performance.

Plinkapalooza 2026 brought rimfire back to its roots. We headed to the range to test the latest .22 LR guns, reactive targets and suppressors to prove that plinking never gets old.

A broken slide, thousands of rounds and a happy ending. After years as a family trainer and suppressor host, this little Walther remains one memorable impulse purchase.

Federal 6.5 Creedmoor +Peak pushes a familiar cartridge into new territory. Here’s how they found more speed, energy and hunting range. "This is only the start," claims Federal.

Champion shooter Jessie Harrison was always destined for greatness, just like her dad.

Four 9mm loads, one suppressed roller-delayed pistol and no malfunctions: the Taurus RPC made a strong case as a compact defensive platform.

Savage gave its legendary Model 110 rimfire a major overhaul. The Core Tactical is heavy, adjustable, accurate and built for shooters who want a serious .22 LR trainer.

This 9mm vs .38 Special debate cuts through noise with an expert look at recoil, capacity and carry use. Can H&B persuade you to change your mind?

How did the Nocpix MATE Ultra S60R fare in our first-look testing? Read on to find out about this new clip-on thermal!

Here’s a fast look at the suppressor companies driving the change to quieter guns with the latest and coolest tech!

Our first look at the Marlin Mad Pig Model 1894 reveals custom-style upgrades and .357 Magnum power.

Eric Wesson shares the personal history, rare prototypes, and family traditions behind one of the most famous names in American gunmaking.

The 11.4-ounce Dead Air RXD910Ti joined a 9mm Ruger RXM for a hands-on look at balance, backpressure, recoil and suppressed shooting.

The threaded-barreled Ruger RXM brings together three industry heavyweights and was built from the start to run smoothly and quietly.

Its classic looks with a modern twist make the Taurus Deputy six-shooter exactly three times the fun.

The HK VP70 was years ahead of its time: Rob Garrett visits Heckler & Koch to find out why.

One remained iron-sighted; the other wore a milled slide and Trijicon RMR. Nearly 600 combined rounds later, both GLOCK 43Xs finished without a malfunction and earned perfect proficiency scores.

The double-stack 1911 market is crowded and increasingly expensive. Kimber’s $1,100 DS Warrior LW enters with familiar controls, 20-round capacity and a grip that came alive during controlled pairs and reload drills.

If there's a better suppressor out there than the SilencerCO Omega 300 DT, we've yet to see it.