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Walk into any gun shop and the wall of AR-15s can look like a dozen different choices. In reality, many are built from the same supplier network, the same forgings, and sometimes even the same contract manufacturing pipeline.
A look at the updates on the Beretta 92X that many longtime 92 fans see as the clearest modernization of Beretta’s classic full-size pistol.
For years, Chinese rifles and pistols were ordinary inventory in U.S. gun shops, not black market curiosities. They got in through a mix of trade policy, import law, low prices, and regulatory loopholes until a 1994 federal embargo ended the business.
Crossbows sit at the center of one of hunting’s longest-running arguments. The answer depends on fairness, access, tradition, state law, and what hunters believe archery season is supposed to protect.
A look at why the compact Sig P238 has become a natural concealed-carry choice for shooters who already love the feel and logic of the 1911 platform.
A 10-slide gallery exploring the advantages POF-USA says gas piston AR-15s offer over traditional direct impingement rifles.
A 10-slide gallery exploring the design, pop-culture fame, and market realities that made the Steyr AUG instantly recognizable in America, even if few people actually own one.
A 10-slide look at the unusual design choices that turned the Chiappa Rhino into one of the most unconventional revolvers in modern firearms history.
America’s gun laws were never shaped by a single motive, but race has been one of the most powerful forces in that story. From slave codes to Reconstruction to 20th-century policing, the history shows how disarmament often followed the color line.
A bipartisan bill in Congress aims to make it much harder for the federal government to sell off accessible public land. If it advances, it could reshape the long-running fight over who gets to keep America’s hunting grounds, trailheads, and open country.