In a landmark announcement for the British gun trade, the Gunmakers' Trust is investing in the future of Scottish craftsmanship. For the first time, the Trust has awarded a bursary to an apprentice in ...

Reloaders all tend to have a favourite ‘pet’ load for each calibre, and they stick with it most of the time, but occasionally ...

Chris Parkin puts the latest Leupold 4-24x52 VX-6HD Gen 2 riflescope through its paces to see if the premium optics and ...

The Walther CP88, on test here, is something of a landmark model for Umarex, since it was the first pellet-firing CO2 pistol made by them. I’m no fan of BBs, mainly because they are never particularly ...

The MDT XRS chassis is available in a wide variety of inlets for rifles like my CZ 457, but also caters to models from Remington, Savage, Tikka, Howa, and Ruger. The XRS offers a middle ground in ...

Nocpix has launched the Bolt in two variants: the P25R and the L35R. Both share similar functionality and internal architecture but differ in sensor size and objective lens diameter. These models are ...

There’s always room in the gun cabinet for a pump-action shotgun. While it’s often a moderated .410, a dependable 12-bore workhorse is equally valuable, whether for vermin control or general use. The ...

When Bergara first launched the B14, it was an immediate success, both in my eyes and among consumers, addressing the longstanding shortcomings of the original Remington 700 platform. Today, with ...

Bruce Potts tests the Turkish-made Weatherby Orion and discovers a dependable 20-bore with timeless lines and modern ...

Bruce Potts takes the new Sako 90 Finnlight into the field to see if this lightweight legend still lives up to its name.

Members of Britain’s gun trade are warning that they may not survive the new firearms licensing rules that came into force on ...

The Remington Vought delivers striking looks and capable performance. Mark Camoccio finds out whether style meets substance ...