by Miko Tempski | SAF General Counsel Let’s start this out by getting straight to the point. The Glock 42 is exactly what it purports to ...

by R. K. Cambell | Contributing Editor I am constantly amazed at the resurrection of old time calibers and those who seek after obsolete firearms for their personal use. I am ...

Are roll-your-own drones protected? The Second Amendment question was recently explored in-depth by Dan Terzian, a US District Court clerk in Guam, who published “The Right to Bear (Robotic) Arms” in ...

by J.B. Wood Contributing Editor Way back in 1955, when the Whitney Wolverine .22 pistol first appeared, I wanted one. Alas, even the modest $39.95 price was a problem. Remember, those ...

by TheGunMag Staff A three-judge federal appeals court panel gave the green light on July 9 to a law permitting New York City to charge hundreds of dollars for a gun ...

by Dick Jones | Contributing Editor STI Steel Master(left) and CZ Czechmate(right) competition pistols lay side by side Photos by Cherie Jones Most guns come from the manufacturer fully functional for the purpose ...

Review by Larry S. Sterett Contributing Editor FN Browning Pistols: Sidearms that Shaped World History FN BROWNING PISTOLS: Side- Arms that Shaped World History, by Anthony Vanderlinden. ©2009. Published by Wet Dog ...

by John C. Krull Production Manger The Gun Mag Back in December of 2006 I did a review article for Gun Week on the new, at that time, models of the Ruger ...

by Bob Lesmeister Polymer-frame Strike One to make US debut at 2013 SHOT Show. National Correspondent It seems that capitalism really works and what it produces in terms of hard goods supersedes ...

by Bob Lesmeister Grach Pistol aka the PYa, MP-443 in the military and law enforcement arena, and MP-446 Viking as a civilian version. National Correspondent It rhymes with Glock, but it seems ...