Gun Reviews

Smith & Wesson introduced the “Bodyguard” moniker in 1955 with the production of a shrouded-hammer version of its popular J-frame revolver. While …

This article, written by Ludwig Olson, appeared originally in the March 1975 issue of The American Rifleman. To subscribe to the monthly …

Despite its 12″ blade of 0.250″-thick 1095 steel, the TOPS El Chete comes in at only 29.5 ozs. with a balance and …

It would be incorrect to say that Heckler & Koch (H&K) is late to the polymer-frame, striker-fired handgun market when the company’s …

Armed Citizen® Today A suspected intruder is dead after failing to heed warnings and instructions to leave from an armed father in …

O.F. Mossberg & Sons is well-known for its extensive line of American-made shotguns, notably for the pump-action 500 series, as well as …

While the term “A.I.” has gripped the headlines recently, it means something totally different when applied to the world of shotguns. For …

Ten new companies recently joined the Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers’ Institute (SAAMI). The organization, which was founded in 1926 at the …

Triplett & Scott Arms produced a quite-unusual Civil War-era breechloader that was fitted with such an awkwardly placed magazine that most who …

Longtime firearm industry author Dick Metcalf passed away in October 2023, and now, select examples from his extensive collection of firearms, curated …