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How does the S&W Performance Center take standard products from the company's offerings and tune them up?
Here's how the quiet titan creates these hearing-saving devices and gets them to law-abiding American customers.
Samuel Colt may have invented the wheelgun, but for decades Colt stopped making them. They're back ... and here's how they do it.
Big Green is back in a Big Way, and its doors are open for a sneak peek at how the magic happens!
This 16-gauge boxlock shotgun has everything you need, and nothing you don't.
Trim, simple, ergonomic and Savagely accurate ... the 93 Minimalist .22 rifle deserves a spot in your gun safe!
Now's the time to kick the tires and light the fires!
The CEO of Silencer Central explains how his company streamlines the process of buying this simple, hearing-preserving safety device.
Whether you're brand-new or an old hand, here's a tip you can use.
Because KelTec doesn't just think outside the box ... they deny that there's a box at all.
If your big-game adventures take you into big-bear territory, here's the big-bore revolver to bring along.
The fangs may be slimmer, but the strike just as accurate.
This semi-automatic carbine rifle is an all-new direction for Henry ... and it puts the "fun" in "functional."
Whether you call it a silencer or a suppressor (they're both correct), its best-in-class noise reduction will be most welcome.
All you need is steel downrange to turn staccato into symphony.
Designed for entry-level precision shooting, this new-for-2023 Colt tackdriver's available at an amazing price.
Watch American Rifleman staff on the range with the 10mm Auto-chambered XD-M Elite 4.5” OSP!
With a 15+1 capacity, this slimmer-than-slim striker-fired handgun is perfect for invisible on-body concealed carry.
Our expert reviewers put Savage's first handgun in decades through its paces.
Comparing defensive loads from Federal and Speer...how much do you really need?
