Gear

In an era of cookie-cutter semi-autos, Walther takes a leap with its gas-delayed, blowback, concealed carry pistol and hits the mark.

The HDX Pack was made to be pushed to the limits of what a tactical daypack can do.

Bushnell has just locked down a "No Questions Asked" guarantee for most of its most popular products, pledging to make it right no matter how a sportsman's optic goes bad.

Each passing year brings better red-dot sighting systems with rugged construction, extended battery life and improved designs that are increasingly relegating iron sights to a permanent backup role.

Crimson Trace has developed a new remotely-activated light and laser combo for AR-style rifles.

Available in both 9mm parabellum and .45 ACP, the new locked-breech, striker-fired semi-automatic handgun feeds from a detachable box-type nickel-Teflon-coated magazine.

Ruger is excited to introduce a long slide version of the Ruger SR22 pistol.

Looks like the SEALs are taking a page out of the Army Special Forces playbook and going with Glock.

When considering valuable retail floor space, stuffers have to be easy to merchandise near the check out line. Here are some of our suggestions that just might encourage more last-minute buys.

The Brazil-based gunmaker has agreed to pay up to $39 million to shooters after a class action lawsuit alleged nine of its pistol models are unsafe.

Fret not, we’ve got you last minute shoppers covered - here’s our top 10 list of must have stocking stuffers for gun lovers.

After testing several Daniel Defense rifles over the years, I’ve found all to be completely reliable. Whether suppressed, short, long — no matter the configuration — they simply work.

Heavily influenced by Maxim belt-fed heavy machine guns of the First Word War, the Vector utilizes a proprietary operating method that shifts the recoil impulse downward to counter muzzle climb.

The sights a shooter uses on his pistol can be an individual preference, with strong opinions about what is the “best.”

One of the issues facing tactical enthusiasts and professionals alike is the risk of appearing too militaristic while on the job or on the street.

Once in the exclusive domain of law enforcement and military professionals, personal protective equipment has evolved to meet the demands of the everyday consumer — with a price to match.

The folks who work for Sig’s ammo division are finicky and persnickety — in a good way. They’re the type of people who stay up late at night devising ingenious new manufacturing techniques and machines to measure, double-check and triple-check their process.