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Blade Show 2025 is done and in the history books. However, several blades have made their mark, and I can’t...

Since the U.S. Supreme Court on June 5 unanimously rejected Mexico’s lawsuit blaming cartel violence on American gunmakers, a number...

In the United States, a rifle is typically defined as either a rifle chambered in a rifle caliber or a...

I’ll admit to being something of a flashlight nerd. From playing flashlight tag as a kid to a couple of...

Japanese-Italian might sound like a surprising fusion restaurant, but today’s exploration of Japanese-Italian relations focuses on a rifle: the Type...

Recently, I was fortunate to catch up with renowned author, writer, and editor Jim Cobb on a phone call. I...

Have you ever perused the gun counter and spotted a firearm you instinctively knew was junk? They often have a...

Falling right in the middle of old-fashioned folders that take some effort to open and fully automatic ones that deploy...

Modern military firearms are becoming somewhat homogenous. We primarily see variations of the AR, AK, or some form of AR-18-inspired...

When a disaster or crisis occurs, it can be difficult to know what to do first. Often, our tendency is...

The U.S. Supreme Court’s recent decision not to consider a case challenging Maryland’s ban on so-called “assault weapons” is drawing...

I bet Walther had no idea that the creation of their PP series would spawn generations of Walther-like clones across...

What does your vehicle say about you? I don’t mean the type of vehicle it is, not really. Rather, what...

I have a genuine fondness for the .32 ACP cartridge. When we delve into the realm of “mouse gun” calibers,...

A bill passed by Texas lawmakers and sent to Gov. Greg Abbott for his consideration would ban so-called gun “buybacks”—those...