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We take a quick look at the new Christensen Arms Evoke series of sub-MOA, sub-$1,000 bolt-action rifles.

First Look: Christensen Arms Evoke Rifle Series Want an accurate hunting rifle without breaking the bank? Here we take a look at the new sub-MOA, sub-$1,000 Christensen Arms Evoke rifles.

We hunted out the best 10mm 1911 we could find that fit nearly any shooter's budget.

Best 10mm 1911 Pistols [Field Tested] The 10mm 1911 typically commands a king's ransom, but not the few we hunted out. Find out what will get you power on the cheap.

We take a closer look at 10-gauge, from its history to its usefulness to what its future holds.

10-Gauge: Still Alive and Kicking? Curious about 10-gauge? Here we look at its history, its viability for hunting today and what its future holds.

Bushmaster Fi****ms has just announced the MUTA II, the latest version of the company’s direct-thread 5.56/.223 suppressor.

First Look: Bushmaster MUTA II Suppressor Looking for a no-frills direct-thread AR-15 suppressor? Here we check out the new MUTA II BM556 from Bushmaster.

Our current list of the best concealed carry revolvers that are more than ready to cover your six.

Best Concealed Carry Revolvers For Personal Defense [Field Tested] Concealed carry revolvers still hold their own when push comes to shove. Here are our picks for the best wheelguns to protect your six.

What's so special about the new Hornady cartridge? Turns out a lot.

A Closer Look At Hornady’s .22 ARC We take a closer look at .22 ARC, Hornady's new cartridge that might be able to give .223 Re*****on a run for its money.

When it comes to rimfire chores, is .22 Mag overrated? Or does its extra punch make it more versatile than old reliable .22 LR?

Is .22 Mag Overrated? Does the extra punch of .22 Mag make it more useful for rimfire chores than .22 LR? Or is the difference not big enough to matter?

If you’re ever involved in a self-defense shooting, your training courses can become relevant in court. Here’s why it’s a good idea to keep a training resume.

Self-Defense Law: Do You Have A Training Resume? If you're ever forced to defend yourself with a gun and end up in court, having a resume of your fi****ms training may prove very useful.