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There’s an art to picking a concealed carry gun for a woman, and it often means off-body carry. So what gun goes with that purse? All of the guys here at GunsAmerica are keeping quiet. Instead, we’ve asked an expert. And none of her choices are pink.

Are you a hero? I’m just asking because as much as I hate it, I probably am. It is so stupid from a survival perspective to rush in to the face of a disaster to help people, but the reality is, most of us reading this column are going to do it. So if you believe that there will be an event of some sort to distract the sheep away from who caused this mess, it might help to buy some trauma bandages and learn how to clean wounds now. There is no worse feeling than wanting to help but not being able to do so because you lack the proper tools. It also sucks for the people who would be trying to help of course. You can pull off your shirt, rip it, tie it as a tourniquet, then use a stick to tighten it. But after a couple of those, helping people naked is just asking for trouble. You could use their shirt duh, but how hard is it to get a shirt off of someone screaming in pain? Wouldn’t it be better to get a few tourniquets in advance?

When deciding on the perfect optic for your AR build, the very first thing you need to do is match the performance window of the optic with the performance window of your rifle. And we’re here to help. Here’s a guide designed for those building their own AR-15s.

Everyone I know who owns a shotgun started out with a pump. Where do you go when you want something just a bit faster, or more responsive? Automatics have a reputation for being finicky–at best. But not the Benelli M4. This may be the most complete tactical shotgun in production today.

Monday Gun-Day giveaway time is here again, and this time Springfield Armory is giving away a stainless Mil-Spec 1911. Looking for a new single-action that offers the best mix of nostalgia and potential? This just might be your lucky day.

Taking a look at the Busse Game Warden, a fine fixed-blade every day carry knife.

The process for buying a silencer can seem intimidating. And that’s before you ever get the various suppressor technologies. Griffin Armament has taken care of the later by building a bare bones can that cuts out the complexity, and the cost of 5.56 suppressors. Check out our review.

SilencerCo launches a Weapons Research Division to test the waters of bionic technologies.

We all have a wish list of guns we want but cannot afford. What’s on your list?