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Last updated July 2026. The single biggest change to suppressor ownership in nearly a century happened on January 1, 2026: the federal tax stamp for a suppressor dropped from $200 to $0. That $200 fee had been fixed since 1934. Here is exactly what changed, what did not change, and what it means if you … Read more
Last updated July 2026. Buying a suppressor in 2026 is cheaper than it has ever been: as of January 1, 2026, the federal transfer tax on a suppressor dropped from $200 to $0. But cheaper does not mean simpler, a suppressor is still a National Firearms Act (NFA) item, so you still register it with … Read more
Ammo prices fell about 3.5% in Q2 2026, but the savings landed unevenly. Our Ammo Price Index breaks down cost per round across 27 calibers, built from 7,615 listings and 5.36 million price checks.
Yes, you can hunt with a tactical shotgun. Here is how to set up your home defense gun for deer, turkey, waterfowl, and upland hunting with barrel swaps, chokes, and magazine plugs.
Step-by-step guide to patterning your shotgun. How to set up, shoot, count pellets, calculate percentages, and read your pattern for hunting and home defense.
Complete guide to shotgun chokes. Every choke type from Cylinder to Turkey, constriction measurements, threading systems, notch markings, steel shot compatibility, and when to use each.
State gun law roundup for June 2026: Pennsylvania safe-storage mandate HB2244 clears committee, a Virginia court halts private-sale background checks, and gun-industry liability laws keep spreading.
A Lynchburg court again blocked Virginia universal background check law. Private gun sales now require no check; licensed dealer NICS checks are unaffected. What it means and what is next.
To sight in a rifle scope, mount and level the scope, bore sight it to get on paper, confirm at 25 yards, then fine-tune to a tight group at your chosen zero distance, usually 100 yards. Sighting in simply means aligning where the scope looks with where the bullet actually hits, by adjusting the elevation … Read more