G&A Online Editors - February 26, 2014

First Look: Ruger LCRx Revolver

Introduced at the 2014 SHOT Show, the Ruger LCRx revolver is the newest addition to the LCR lineup.

Weighing only 13.5 ounces, the double-action/single action LCRx sports an aluminum monolithic frame and polymer fire control housing. Its cylinder also has deep fluting to maximize weight reduction.

The LCRx is currently available in .38 Special +P, with additional configurations expected in the near future.

Savage MSR 15 Competition Review

James Tarr - May 21, 2019

The Savage MSR 15 Competition is an out-of-the-box racehorse ready to help you win 3-Gun...

Michael Janich of The Best Defense talks about various air guns that and their usefulness during different disaster scenarios.

Personal Defense

Air Guns: Useful Weapon and Tool in Disaster Situations

The Best Defense

Michael Janich of The Best Defense talks about various air guns that and their usefulness...

The Breach PTQ136 is FLIR's most compact thermal-imaging monocular.

Optics

The FLIR Breach PTQ136

Guns & Ammo Staff - May 22, 2019

The Breach PTQ136 is FLIR's most compact thermal-imaging monocular.

By now, you've likely heard that a report released by the Justice Department's inspector generalÂ

Industry

CNN Asking Wrong Question on 'Fast and Furious'

Kyle Wintersteen - September 20, 2012

By now, you've likely heard that a report released by the Justice Department's inspector...

Accuracy testing a rifle begins with building a good shooting position. Too often, shooters so focused on shooting and what's happening at the target that they never learn how to create a solid shooting foundation. Without that foundation, we introduce accuracy-degrading variables into our marksmanship. Here are some rifle accuracy testing tips to get you headed in the right direction.

How-To

How to Accuracy Test a Rifle, Part One

Tom Beckstrand - July 14, 2016

Accuracy testing a rifle begins with building a good shooting position. Too often, shooters so...

Introduced at the 2014 NRA Show, Blackhawk Folding Back-Up Sights were developed from the

First Look: Blackhawk Folding Back-Up Sights

G&A Online Editors - May 06, 2014

Introduced at the 2014 NRA Show, Blackhawk Folding Back-Up Sights were developed from the

The .300 Blackout is here to stay, and we take some time to look at new technology surrounding this cartridge. Next, we pit subsonic rivals against each other before stretching the legs of this CQB round out to 600 yards from a short 9-inch barrel.

Feeding Your Firearms with Aguila Ammunition

A group of competitive shooters talk about new products from Aguila , the Aguila Cup, and everyone's favorite new guns launched at the 2019 SHOT show.

Hornady 6MM Creedmoor

Tom Beckstrand and Neal Emery of Hornady highlight the 6MM Creedmoor ammo.

Beretta's New 92X

The 92X Performance model from Beretta was created to satisfy two requirements: Speed and accuracy. Beretta's new competition pistol is uncompromising and aims for top performance.