Getting Started: Choosing a Gun & Accessories

Buying a gun-related gift for a firearms owner can be tricky. Take a look at our gift guide for gun owners to make gifting easier this year!

We wanted to know what motivated our social media followers to purchase their first gun, so we asked them! Here are their answers and a few personal stories.

Buying a gun (especially your first one) is definitely a time to celebrate! It's also the time to get started on the path of becoming a safe and responsible gun owner. Here's a list of 5 things you can do after you purchase a firearm that will set you up for success.

What one piece of advice would you give to someone who's in the process of buying their first gun or just new to our 2A community? Here's what our followers had to say!

We wanted to know which concealed carry guns are popular right now, so we asked all of our social media followers! Here are their answers, starting with the most popular.

Buying a gun can be confusing. Here are some of the most common words and terms you are likely to encounter when shopping for a firearm.

What's so special about gun belts? Find out why having a proper gun belt is so important and get some tips on how to choose the right one.

How do you make sure a handgun fits your hand? Read these tips to find out how to test a gun to make sure it's a good fit for you.

What should you look for when you're trying to choose the "right" firearm? The answer to that question depends on your purpose for that gun.

Shooting-related items make the perfect gift for anyone who shoots, especially the new shooter who may not yet even know what’s available to make their range trips much easier.

So you have a new gun and you need to buy some ammunition for it, but there are so many types. Where do you start? Here's a quick guide to help you understand the different types of ammo out there and determine what type you should be feeding your gun.

As a shooter, choosing the right hearing protection is one of the most important decisions you will ever make. You only have one set of ears and if you damage your hearing, there's no going back.