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A longtime fan of the .22 LR, Bart Skelton got his hands on the Ruger Mark IV 22/45 and learned quite a few things about his latest acquisition.

There's lots of debate over proper handgun handling, and stance is one of the key issues discussed by today's experts. Here are some thoughts from a handgun handler with half a century behind a gun.

In today's ammo industry, a number of small makers are producing innovative fodder for our firearms. One interesting company is Aeris Ammo, with its all-copper projectiles.

Hi-Point’s latest 1095TS Edge offering combines the utility of a carbine with the supercharged ballistics of the increasingly popular 10mm cartridge.

Following on the heels of its first-ever revolver, Kimber added a new model to its lineup, complete with a 3-inch barrel. See how this version stacks up in our range review.

In the market for a classic, leather gun holster? Big Bend Saddlery has been cranking out durable carry rigs for more than a century.

When you’ve carried a handgun every day for decades, you learn the best methods for all kinds of concealed-carry guns.

Developed during the twilight years of the 19th century, the Colt New Service revolver became a 20th-century favorite for military, law-enforcement and civilian users.

Pocket pistols chambered in .380 ACP have grown popular for concealed carry in recent years, but this round served faithfully for decades before now. Here's one retired lawman's history with the round.