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The Accu-Tek model AT 382 may not be new or high-tech, but it continues to be a top seller for Ontario, California-based Excel Arms.

Despite a world chock full of pistol-gripped black guns, there's still room for the confident feel of a traditional stock and sight line.

As the AR platform matures and lessons learned from combat troops and civilian shooters are incorporated into new designs, trends emerge and evolve. One such trend is the realization that quad-rail handguards are not an optimal choice for most shooters.

When shooting instructor Kim Klein couldn't find concealed carry handbags that she liked, she designed her own.

Utilizing a special "can within a can," DuraCoat's new Aerosol contains both finish and hardener in one easy to use package.

New furniture adorns the entire line of DDM4 rifles from Daniel Defense as well as the hunting ARs from Ambush Firearms.

Check out everything new in the world of shooting, hunting and outdoors straight from this year's annual SHOT Show from Las Vegas.

Nebraska's longest-serving state lawmaker is proposing a ban on mountain lion hunting.

"The three PGF rifles ... incorporate the company’s ground-breaking Tag Track Xact technology, accurately locking onto and hitting moving targets at distances up to 500 yards," the company says.

Can we better savor the memories of an outing if we stop and smell the (wild) roses? And pine? And juniper? Here are some ways to "add value" to your hunt.

The Pennsylvania Game Commission says a Russian wild boar was shot by a homeowner.

Three mountain lion kittens born last month in the Santa Monica Mountains were inbred, a wildlife expert said, marking a troubling sign for a population penned in by the urban sprawl of metropolitan Los Angeles.

A 16-year-old Siberian lynx will get to stay with the only owner she's ever known while a state senator tries to add flexibility to an Oregon law that bans exotic pets.

State wildlife officials plan to capture and relocate almost 200 pronghorn from a northern New Mexico ranch.

As one of a dwindling number of gunsmiths in the country, Mike Crevar and his expertise remain in high demand by hunters, collectors and gun aficionados near and far.

Figures recently released by the FBI indicate that 2013 was another record year for gun sales in the United States, marking a nearly 8 percent increase in background checks over 2012.

Tennessee officials say hunters took at least 118 sandhill cranes during the state's first season.

Illinois wildlife officials want to persuade landowners in some northern Illinois counties to let them shoot deer to control the spread of chronic wasting disease.

The U.S. government paid more than $200,000 to help an Upper Peninsula farmer protect his cattle from wolves, according to a published report.

Sam Koenecke remembers tagging along with his father and his uncle on a goose hunt when he was 8 years old.