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When I go to a show as a vendor, I want to achieve two things: create space in my home, and convert my junk into cash. I have developed tactics to help. Here’s a checklist for the casual seller.

This week will be my first installment into canning food in steel cans. Think of it this way. You haven’t eaten in a week. You just killed a deer. You really would like to be able to eat venison next week without having to kill another deer. What do you do?

At SHOT Show 2016, we had a chance to visit Winchester’s mini-Museum, which had all sorts of awesome guns on display to celebrate its 150th Birthday. Check out some of the cool pics and the new commemorative guns!

We take a look at the new LWRC SMG, a pistol-caliber carbine built around UMP mags, the new LWRC CSASS compact 7.62/.308 and entry-level LWRC DI.

We’ve been looking forward to the SIX12 for a couple of years now, but the guns are still not for sale. What’s the hold up? We asked the folks at Crye, and we’ve got the answer.

When CZ brought the Scorpion and Bren in as pistols, we knew the rifles would follow. And they have. We got our first look at SHOT Show 2016.

Ever wish you could cut on a light or laser with the trigger itself, and not some hard to reach button? Now you can. Trigger Point Technology is making these now for GLOCKs and ARs. But the device is stirring up a lot of controversy. Is it unsafe? We spoke with the inventor.

Mossberg had a couple of new shotguns to show off at SHOT Show 2016. These were all built on the tried and true 930 platform. One is a new compition gun that bares Jerry Miculek’s name and the other is a winter themed hunting shotgun. Both of these new lines are pretty cool and one of them is down right cold.

To prove the point that the new and cool don’t always have to come with an eye-popping price tag, I set out to find five great, new items under $100.