Good handgun Magazines

[mm6mm6]

Do a google search for "magazine subscriptions" and you'll be surprised the deals that are out there for the big gun magazines. You can get a 1-2 year subscription to every one of them for around $65 a year. Some have super cheap deals.

Here's one for $12.97 for a year, that's $1.08 a month delivered right to your front door. You can find four other mags for this price too. That should feed your "new gun owner" appetite with news, updates, and glossy photos! Good luck!

http://www.magazines.com/ncom/...GUOsbCykGU%2APMiMI9w

 

[feldspar13]

Ive always liked Combat Handguns

 

[H Richard]

A lot depends on your interests. Revolvers, hunting, bullseye, IDPA, metallic Silhouette, IPSC, plinking, PPC, etc. Visit the big book stores, and go to the magazine rack and look through the variety and see what you like. After 20-30yrs of looking at gun magazines you aren't nearly as interested as you were originally. I am not really into tactical guns with all the "stuff" hanging off them, so I don't read about half of American Handgunner. Guns & Ammo is usually interesting, and the American Rifleman is "now" good. There are probably about 15 - 20 different magazines available for various levels of shooting interest.

 

[gregintenn]

I'd rather read vintage books on handguns.

Me too. Elmer Keith will tell you all you need to know.

 

[Mickey D]

I have subscribed to many of the mentioned magazines in the past. Shooting Times used to be one of my favorites.
The only two I currently get are American Rifleman and Concealed Carry from USCCA.
I like the articles they provide.

 

[Mickey D]

Originally posted by sipowicz:
Stay away from Pro-mags...Mecgars are okay.

I like Metalform and Check-mate for my 1911 and Check-mate and C-Products for AR and M1A

 

[Lenshappy]

Check-mate King Two - this is white rook - over.

Shotgun News stinks - I aught to know...been subscribing to it for over 25 years

 

[cmort666]

Originally posted by feldspar13:
Ive always liked Combat Handguns

+1, especially the "I was there" column and Mas Ayoob's articles.