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Doctor's Rx For Handgun Grips: Safety & Accuracy

The best grip depends partially on what kind of gun you have...

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How To Choose a Defensive Firearm Holster

There is no one best method of concealed carry...only the best method for you. Here's...

Self-Defense Revolvers FAQ

Here are the top four wheelgun wanna-knows from our readers.

Handgun Hunting: Practice & Zeroing-In

Here's how to set your hunting handgun up for success.

Handguns Chambered in Rifle Cartridges: Ballistically Effective?

When it comes to hunting and survival, rifles beat handguns every time...or do they?

Throwback Thursday: Pulp Fiction "Pumpkin" Revolver

A cool Museum piece that subverts the "Chekhov's Gun" trope...or does it?

A Doctor's Rx For Hunting-Related Eye Injuries

Eye protection isn't just for the range. Here's what you need.

Throwback Thursday: Guns of 1861

One hundred fifty years ago, the United States was a country rapidly splitting in two,...

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5 Great Survival Guns

Versatility, reliability and adaptability are key here.

Old Colt SAA Revolver & the U.S. Border Patrol: A Legacy

If only this gun could talk.

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Rossi Revolver Safety Notice

Do you have a Rossi revolver from 2005-2007? Important safety news inside.

8 New CCW Guns Under $500

Now's a great time to get a "steal" on a concealed-carry pistol.

4 Gun & Optic Mods That Will Make You a Better Shooter

Here's Part II in our series on simple changes you can make to become a...

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Terminal Ballistics & Choosing Self-Defense Ammunition

In this installment of our series, we cover handgun ammunition and its effects.

Terminal Ballistics & How to Choose the Right Ammunition (Pt. 3)

Today: bullet tumbling, rotational velocity and wound tracks.

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3 Candidates For Your "One and Done" Gun

Buying your first gun? Need one that can "do it all"? Here are three thoughts.

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Video Review: Ruger's Super Redhawk 10MM Revolver

Speaking of "one and done" guns...

Secrets of Handgun Grip

Here's why that "perfect" gun might not be working out for you.

Trigger Pull Weight: Is Lighter Always Better?

That all depends on the shooter, the gun and its intended purpose.