M.D. Johnson

Whether it’s bushytails, cottontails, bulleyes, reactive targets, or an unexpected sting in the wilderness, there’s a .22 here that will fit you.

Shooting muzzleloaders requires a bit more specialized gear that other types of shooting, but its just as rewarding. Here's what you'll need.

Find out how a young solider from Ohio discovered what began as a German rifle issued at the end of WWII hidden in a cave in Southeast Asia.

Scatterguns have long been an effective and reliable choice for defense, but with all the ammo options, what do you feed it?

From recoil pad to muzzle, it's a simple shotgun that has stood the test of time and proven its versatility and adaptability over more than half a century.

Few pay more attention to how chokes and shotgun loads interact than turkey hunters. A veteran gobbler slayer shows you how to find consistency.

Here’s a quick guide so you know what those choke and choke tube names mean in the gun shop. It … Continued

It’s a 160-year-old cartridge with puny ballistics that’s no good as a self-defense round—yet the .22 continues to be one of the most popular gun chamberings ever. Here’s why.

You know what you don’t see anymore? Record players. I mean 33-1/3 RPM record players. Or vinyl records, for that … Continued

Shotguns chambered in .410 bore are lightweight and light on kick, but do they pack enough power to serve as a primary defensive firearm?