Some pistols seem to simply exist. They’re fun on the range, but they lack defining purpose. And then there’s the Dan Wesson ECO. This is a compact single action that has every feature you could want on a single action meant for concealed carry. Check out our review.

Serious about Cowboy Action Shooting? Check out AGI’s armorer’s course. Get serious about your single actions and fine tune those short strokes.

Lead free ammunition isn’t really news. But bullets made of polymer? Polycase has been leading the charge, and now they’ve paired up with Ruger to bring the radical design to a much wider audience. So how about it? Would you carry polymer based bullets in you self defense gun? Ruger thinks so, and I do too.

When I pulled this gun out of its unassuming box, I was predisposed to like it. Lever action rifles are fun–even more so when they’re chambered in .22 LR. But then I shot the gun. I don’t know what kind of magic Henry is using to produce these guns, but I like it! This may be the best range experience I’ve had this year.

Ever wonder how to spot others who carry concealed? Ever wonder if they can spot you? Check out these five tricks. This is a fun game to play when you’re in a crowd, but it is a good skill to have, too.

AGI–The American Gunsmithing Institute is in the path of the California wildfires. While AGI is still intact, some of their employees have had to evacuate. Now AGI is raising money to help with recovery.

Monday Gun-Day giveaway time is here again, and this time Springfield Armory is giving away a M1A Super Match. Looking for a new .308 that offers a real mix of nostalgia and long range accuracy? This just might be your lucky day.

Gun cases are not altogether uncommon, but finding one that is affordable and indestructible isn’t easy. Today we’re talking about Case Club cases. We’ve been kicking these two around for six months. Case Club makes a bunch of designs, and even has dedicated revolver cases.

You shouldn’t take a normal flat-head screwdriver to your guns. Trust me. I know. What should you use instead? Time for a bit of gunsmithing expertise from the American Gunsmithing Institute.