Team Global Precision Group visited the desert to test new technology in an extreme long range shooting test. While winds were calm, the camera captured an impact at 6012 yards (3.4) miles plus numerous near hits.

PSSST, don’t tell ATF but we are giving away a “grenade” launcher to a complete stranger. Who loves you?

Everything about the gun tells me that if there was a gun that actually had a chance at being a “Glock killer,” it’s the FN 509 Midsize. Not only does it check all the boxes and then some, but it is also built by a brand that has just as much attention from LEOs as Glock does.

Mossberg is likely to turn heads not for doing something new, but rather for doing it right, and providing a very sound product at an exceptionally reasonable price.

Walther’s new Q5 Match is no ordinary gun, the new SF (Steel Frame) is no ordinary variation and Walther is no ordinary company.

Looking for ways to functionally accessorize your carbine?

The bullpup rifle has always had a hard time clicking with the American consumer. While the layout has been around for quite some time, the execution of many a design has failed to attract more than a passing “that’s cool” from end users. All that changed with the introduction of the Tavor SAR from IWI and the subsequent X95, which is the subject of this article.

Many people thought that the Magnum Research Desert Eagle .50 was going to be a gun that wouldn’t allow for a suppressor.  Boy, were they wrong.  Get a load of this thing! GY6 Vids demonstrated the threaded barrel for the Desert Eagle and the Bowers suppressor.  It’s definitely not very

Go ahead and go retro for a reason.

The power of a 12-gauge in a package reduced in size to that of a pistol.  What’s not to like?  Saiga-pattern magazines are plentiful and reasonably priced and the gun runs on defensive loads for which it was intended.