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What is Gun Digest? If you're in search of books about firearms, magazines focused on guns, information on gun prices, online reviews of weapons, or the latest advancements in training and shooting skills, Gun Digest and gundigest.com are the perfect resources for you. Established in 1944, Gun Digest has been the go-to source for everything related to guns and shooting.

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  • 1 week ago | gundigest.com | Adam Borisenko

    Even in our modern world of micro-nines, snub-nose revolvers are still excellent concealed carry guns. For those who still rock a small-frame wheelgun, Galco has just announced the Masterbilt Master Agent Shoulder System for seven different models. As part of the Masterbilt series, this holster is made with premium quality leathers and constructed by Galco’s most experienced craftsman.

  • 1 week ago | gundigest.com | Adam Borisenko

    .32 H&R Magnum isn’t exactly the most popular cartridge, but there are still plenty of individuals out there who own revolvers chambered for it and they still need good ammo to feed them. That’s compounded by the fact that .327 Federal Magnum revolvers can shoot .32 H&R Magnum as well where it makes for a great reduced-recoil option. Now, shooters have one more choice in the form of Federal’s American Eagle 85-grain JSP load of .32 H&R Magnum. Packaged in boxes of 50, the new .32 H&R Mag.

  • 1 week ago | gundigest.com | Patrick Sweeney

    Done any low-light training? Competed in a night match? I’ve done both—a bunch of times. Strike Industries now offers an LED-equipped baseplate for your Glock magazines: the EMP with LED.

  • 2 weeks ago | gundigest.com | Mike Searson

    Do you think I need to go with a QD- or a HUB-style mount on my suppressor? What about direct-thread, is that even a thing anymore?”Chances are good that, if you know little about silencers or have stepped away for a few years, that previous sentence sounded like absolute gibberish. However, it’s not something uncommon to hear when you’re around a group who knows their stuff when it comes to mounting a can to the barrel of a firearm.

  • 2 weeks ago | gundigest.com | Iain Harrison

    I first met Tom in 2011 at the MGM Ironman 3-gun match, a legendary, high round count blast fest in the Idaho desert. We bullshitted between stages, hit it off, and the bromance continues to this day. At the time, he’d just returned from a deployment, and was 230 pounds of tattoos and hate, the archetypal Special Forces senior NCO who’d been blown up twice and shot once, recovering and returning to duty each time. Evidently, the only thing that could kill Tom … was Tom.