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Para USA is offering two tactical model 1911s; one is single-stack and one in double-stack.  (more)

2011 Gun Legislation, The Year In Review  (more)

Every Republican running for president brags of being pro-2nd Amendment while out on the campaign trail. But how many candidates actually practice what they preach? (more)

Taurus has expanded its popular Tracker series of revolvers with the 405.   (more)

Gun clubs are a great place for a novice or experienced shooter. Most clubs have access to training, shooting ranges and are good places to ask question about concealed carry or what firearm to purchase. You will find people to be friendly and welcoming. Check out these organizations, give them a call or stop by. (more)

Established in 1975, the Institute for Legislative Action (ILA) is the “lobbying” arm of the National Rifle Association of America. ILA is committed to preserving the right of all law-abiding individuals to purchase, possess and use firearms for legitimate purposes as guaranteed by the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. (more)

The final conference report on the combined Fiscal Year 2012 Agriculture, Commerce/Justice/Science (CJS) and Transportation/Housing/Urban Development (THUD) Appropriations bills—also known as the “Mini-Bus,” was passed by both the U.S. House and the U.S. Senate,  and has been signed into law. One of the most important ways that Congress has protected the Second Amendment is through a number of general provisions included in various appropriations bills.  Many of these provisions have been included in the bills for many years—some of the provisions go back almost three decades.  This conference report is no exception, as it contains 12 provisions that strengthen the Second Amendment and protect the American people.Specifically, the conference report makes PERMANENTthe following protections: (more)

The Range Officer is a ready-for-competition 1911 pistol featuring high-end materials, fit and quality at an entry-level price.  (more)

The M240 SLR is a semi-auto-only version of the FN MAG. (more)

The Witness pistol from EAA brings back a proven and reliable classic that reminds us of the features sometimes lost on modern compact handguns.    (more)

The MR1 is a 5.56×45 mm carbine with shotgun-like ergonomics. (more)

Neither a mountain rifle nor a heavyweight, it may be just right. (more)

Considered one of the finest rifles ever produced by American armories. (more)

In a Class by Itself, Kimber’s Model 84L in .30-’06.  (more)

The .458 Lott is a task-specific cartridge made for the business of taking on the world’s biggest—and most dangerous—game. (more)

Well thought-out in features and design, the Model 8400 Caprivi is Kimber Manufacturing’s first dangerous-game rifle.  (more)

Associate Editor Ed Friedman, a man with no combat experience whatsoever, tries to argue for the bullpup-style rifle against grizzled SOF veteran and Rifles Editor Steve Adelmann. You pick the winner…      (more)

Trying to answer, “Is Jeff Cooper’s ‘scout’ concept valid after all?” (more)

STI International is a Texas-based firearm manufacturer that generally conjures a myriad of images involving numerous evolutionary phases of John Browning’s 1911.   (more)

The cost of collecting historically significant World War II militaria has been reduced by Arms Tech Limited’s faithful recreation of the OSS Hi Standard pistol.   (more)