Celebrating 100 years of success, O.F. Mossberg & Sons, Inc. announces the release of the MC1sc subcompact 9mm handgun.

A Wyoming elk hunter who was killed by a charging grizzly bear likely had 3 seconds or less to react before taking the grizzly's first hit.

The guys have a little fun with Federal's new Hydra-Shok Deep. Featured: cherry sodas (or Gatorade?), golf balls, clay pigeons and one ruined pair of pants.

SIG SAUER opens 2018 with a new option in concealed carry — the P365.

The U.S. Army’s new contract with Sig Sauer was announced in January. When will soldiers start receiving the P320?

Many handguns at 2017 SHOT Show are noteworthy, but here are 5 that stood out to us.

Revolvers still account for about ¼ of production from Ruger and Smith & Wesson. How does this translate when it comes to revolver popularity?

The U.S. Army searched for 6 years to find a replacement for the Beretta M9 before choosing the SIG Sauer P320.

New law in Texas will allow holders with concealed-handgun licenses to carry their weapons on campuses of public universities.

Top suppressor manufacturer superimposes some of film's most famous pistoleros with the most modern-looking handgun out there.

The New York Democrat said the gun, being promoted online by a Minnesota company calling itself Ideal Conceal, "is just a disaster waiting to happen."

Ideal Conceal is creating a new pistol designed to keep gun owners secretly and safely armed and non-gun users oblivious.

While our time with the pistol has been limited, the pistol already shows great promise. After 350 rounds of ammo, the Ruger hasn’t experienced a single malfunction across five varieties of ammunition.

Grand View Outdoors speaks with Taurus Holdings president Anthony Acitelli about how he's improved quality and value with his company's guns and tried to rebuild consumer confidence in the brand.

Gun owners won a dramatic victory in May when lawmakers voted to allow handguns to be openly carried on Texas streets, but the latest debate is a more mundane affair as gun advocates take aim at signs.

One of the nation’s most iconic gun brands teeters on the edge of oblivion — again.

Just one gun has been turned in this year. Seems Bostonians would prefer their firearms more than a $200 Visa gift card.

The agreement calls for Taurus to give a cash payment of up to $200, repair the pistol or train gun owners how to avoid the alleged safety flaws that cause pistols to discharge when dropped or when the manual safety is on.

Brazil-based handgun maker Taurus has agreed to a $39 million settlement in a class action lawsuit alleging some of the company's most popular semi-automatic handguns can discharge when dropped and have a defective safety that allows the gun to fire even when it's engaged.

In a surprising break from decades of compliance with a 19th century treaty, the Army has said it will likely allow its troops to use hollowpoint and frangible ammunition in its handguns.