Steiner x Beretta 500 limited edition binoculars
The art of precision: Steiner, a Beretta Holding company, introduces a limited edition binocular to celebrate the 500th anniversary of the world's oldest gunmaker
The art of precision: Steiner, a Beretta Holding company, introduces a limited edition binocular to celebrate the 500th anniversary of the world's oldest gunmaker
Smith & Wesson announces the Model 1917 Classic and Model 22 Classic N-Frame revolvers, perfect reproductions of the most iconic large-frame service revolvers in the Company's history
New from Springfield Armory is the Echelon Pro 9mm line of striker-fired, polymer frame pistols, available in three variants and packed with modularity and adaptability features
ZeroTech Optics introduces the Trace X 5-25x56 FFP line of riflescope, available with three MOA or MRAD based first focal plan reticles
One of the world's most iconic tactical shotguns is back: the Sulun Arms company of Turkey offers the SPASS-12, a clone of the Franchi SPAS-12 upgraded to meet modern needs
Beretta introduces the last limited edition gun planned for its 500th anniversary celebrations: the Beretta 694 over-and-under sporting shotgun is available in 1,100 stunning unique and serialized samples
Smith & Wesson announced today the acquisition of Savage Arms, the 132-year-old maker of rifles and shotguns
A battle belt is often the first piece of load-bearing gear a shooter buys after a holster: understanding how a two-piece system works, how to size it and lay it out saves money and a lot of frustration on the range
A proven design, rebuilt for the long haul: Hornady's Lock-n-Load Classic Pro reloading press is now available in an accuracy kit with the Auto Charge Pro powder scale and much more
Savage Arms introduces the Revel Tactical lever-action rimfire rifle, available in .22 Long Rifle, .22 WMR and .17 HMR, featuring a black polymer M-LOK handguard and MDT tactical height-adjustable stock
Have you ever wondered why the Colt "Cap and Ball" percussion revolvers were chambered for weird calibers like .28, .36 and .44 instead of even numbers like .30, .40 or .50?
Renown Swiss expert Dr. Beat Kneubuehl is looking for feedback from individuals who suffered gunshot wounds, for a scientific research aimed at dispelling myths on bullet impact effects: anonymity is guaranteed