Rifles

The author reviews the reintroduced Marlin 1894 Classic, the return of a lever-gun legend.

When legislation or preferences steer a shooter away from a semi-auto carbine, it's time to go with Plan B: The tactical Lever-action rifle.

A lightweight and accurate bolt-action rifle, the author takes a closer look at the Kimber Mountain Ascent Caza.

The author extols the virtues of his Ruger Hawkeye in .257 Roberts to explain why it has a permanent spot in his collection.

A review of the Bradshaw BRSS, a rifle that offers a new twist on the bespoke Hoenig rotary action.

Imported 5.45x39mm rifles have been scarce and expensive lately, so we’re taking a look at the more affordable American-made PSA AK-74.

A review of some regal German engineering in the form of the Mauser M18 bolt-action rifle.

A closer look at the Heym Express by Martini, an elegant twist on a classic big-game rifle.

Priced to fit any marksman’s budget, and on the mark accuracy-wise, the Mossberg Patriot LR Tactical proves the ideal gateway to long-range shooting.

The author takes a look at the new Nosler Model 21 Carbon Chassis Hunter, a dual-purpose tack driver featuring the MDT HNT26 carbon-fiber chassis system.

If you have money to burn, there are some fine quality heaters out there you can spend it on. Here we take a look at a few models from Bergara, Manurhin and more.

A closer look at Geissele’s complete (almost) Super Duty system.

There’s no doubt that the KRISS Vector CRB has very little recoil, partially thanks to its space-age KRISS Super V System, but do the benefits justify the cost?

The Desert Tech HTI, or Hard Target Interdiction, blurs the line between precision rifle and portable artillery.

The reintroduced Marlin 1895 Trapper is a fast-handling thumper.