Rifles

When speed is critical, an optic that gets you on target as quickly as possible is what's called for. Check out these great reflex and red dot sights for close quarters engagements.

The Blaser R8 Professional S takes the company's legendary straight-pull design and places it in a no-frills rifle that offers ample performance.

Thompson/Center Arms has announced a recall for all of its T/C Compass bolt-action rifles produced prior to September 16, 2016.

The new FN 15 Tactical .300 BLK rifle represents FN America's first foray into a factory-produced rifle chambered in the popular .300 BLK.

DPMS GII rifles represent the perfect modern sporting rifles (MSRs) of the new millennium.

Savage has added a few new models to its popular .17 WSM B-Mag rifle line, which should make rimfire fans and varmint hunters quite happy.

The AK-47 is a storied rifle design with a long and compelling history. It has grown from simple origins to one of the most prolific rifles of all time.

The right optic, laser sight or flashlight makes the perfect addition to any AR, and it can be a tactical advantage in any defensive or combat scenario.

The new FN 15 Military Collector Series M4 and M16 are as close as a civilian can get to a real M4 or M16 without joining up.

Colt has introduced a new Expanse M4 model that comes equipped from the factory with a forward assist and dust cover.

Mossberg 500 vs. Remington 870: Which one is right for defending your home? Learn some of the differences between them here.

Do-It-Yourself 80 percent firearm builds represent a great chance to increase your gun knowledge, and they have been becoming more and more popular in recent years.

The new Ithaca Precision Rifle is the Ithaca Gun Company's first foray into rifles, and it looks to be quite impressive.

The .404 Jeffery burst on the scene in the early 20th Century, giving dangerous game hunters the power of a .450/400 Nitro Express in a bolt-action rifle.

Do you have your barrel and receiver set up to run flawlessly in your AR-style rifle? Most likely yes, but there are certain configurations that just won’t do and need work to function properly.

Given its operation in an AR-15, you might think the carrier sees a lot of wear and tear. But its longevity is quite impressive in the overall scheme of things.