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DENVER, Pa. – Nearly 1,200 lots of rare and high-quality firearms and militaria, including edged weapons and World War II/Third Reich relics, will cross the auction block at Morphy’s, ...

The fight that developed in the streets of in 1968 would give the Marine Corps one of its most memorable victories—in a battle style for which the Marines had not been trained. The guns used during the conflict ranged from brand-new M16A1s and M40 sniper rifles to World War II leftovers.

Tom Givens and Rangemaster are one of the leading names in the training world. Check out my review of their Master Instructor course here.

.327 Federal Magnum has a following, and for good reason. This year, we welcome Federal's HST 327 Federal Magnum JHPs.

It was a pipsqueak when introduced in 2002, but Hornady’s inventive .17-cal. rimfire quickly grew in stature in the hearts of varmint hunters, plinkers and target shooters alike. Now, two decades on, the .17 HMR stands among the all-time giants of the rimfire realm.

Wartime production helped establish Smith & Wesson as one of the leading gun makers in the country, and soon the world. 

Kobayashi-sensei, your legacy lives on through Otsuka. Daisuke Jigen is in good hands.

The .357 Magnum round is longer than the .38 Special, preventing the more powerful round from being inserted into the cylinders of the less powerful revolvers.

Recent gun shows and auctions prove that higher gun prices reflect exactly what each firearm is worth.

Colt has brought back the Anaconda, a 6-round .44 Magnum revolver, but is it better than the original? Here's a full review of the snake gun.