The Kel-Tec KSG isn’t the heaviest shotgun on the market. Empty, it comes in under seven pounds. But when you add a variety of twelve gauge shells to the mix, the gun picks up weight. While the KSG comes with a strap, there are better ways to carry it. The absolute best is now available from Button Sling. Read more
There are numerous ways to modify a Mossberg 500 or a Remington 870. The versatility of the platforms make them hugely popular. And now the Kel-Tec KSG is getting some of the same treatments. Two easy add-ons are a Kydex cheek cover and a compensator. Read more
In war and gun legislation, much is made about magazine capacity and with insane new laws popping up like weeds in my own backyard, I think it’s time to talk about the realities of only have a bullet for every finger on you in some places. Said better, can a shooter really stake his life on six (or seven) bullets? Read more
If you own an AR-15, you may know all you need to know about Magpul’s MBUS back up sights. Countless AR-15s already have the rear MBUS laying flat behind some sort of optic, or tucked under a scope. These are essential equipment for ARs, but they’re useful on other guns, too. Read more
Pistol caliber carbines have a long history in law enforcement as they use the same ammunition as many officer’s side arms. Today, inexpensive offerings from Kel-tec and Hi-point dominate the civilian market, but before that Ruger through its hat in the ring. Read more
A Guns.com reader wrote in a few weeks ago with a question. He’s got a Kel-Tec PF-9, and needs to find the perfect holster. Try as he might, he’s coming up short. So he’s turned to us, to see if we can do any better. Read more
It took Arne Boberg the better part of a decade to perfect the concealed carry subcompact XP-9 pistol and the lucky few who have shot one agree it was well worth the wait. Read more
The Kel-Tec SUB 2000 really struck a chord with our readers when we wrote about it last year, so now meet the SU16 ‘s French uncle, the folding Hotchkiss Universal Type subgun – a nearly forgotten piece of Cold War kit. Read more
Guns.com takes a fast paced look at the highlights of 2012. We’ve boiled down the reviews and complied a montage of 2012′s best guns. Read more
