Rifles

The new tack-driving BT-3 from Rock River Arms performs as good as it looks

Pitching a massive hunk of lead at a greater velocity than in nearly anything in its class, Wilson Combat's .458 HAM'R Ultimate Hunter puts other large-bore ARs to shame.

These seven takedown rifles will have you prepared to tackle any situation, survival or otherwise.

Even with the recent accent of 6.5 cartridges, the original 6.5x55 seems to be overlooked. But this old-timer is more than capable of going the distance.

Franklin Armory’s F17-L is a rimfire AR that offers performance above its weight class.

Daniel Defense goes small in a big way with the release of the extensive DDM4V7 P AR-15 pistol line.

There's no need to overthink deer bullets. Classic cup-and-core bullets still do the job.

Ruger’s newly updated Precision Rifle has the goods to go the distance.

The Walther Colt M4 OPS .22 LR is a dedicated AR-style survival gun. Exclusively chambered in .22 LR, its function and accuracy excel over ordinary .22 conversion kits.

If you need the forward assist to close your AR’s bolt, something is wrong with the gun.

Springfield is shooting for the long-range crowd, releasing its flagship M1A in the ballistically gifted 6.5 Creedmoor.

The Windham Weaponry MPC 16 doesn’t have a lot of extra bells and whistles — making it a top pick for a survival gun.

The new Team Never Quit Mk12CF Special Purpose Rifle is a rugged tack driver fit for a number of purposes.

When it comes to a precision chassis rifle, the Howa HCR hits the sweet spot on accuracy and affordability.

Yankee Hill Machine’s new Hunt-Ready Carbine is a scoped and zeroed rifle, ready to shoot straight out of the box.

The AR-556 MPR is Ruger's take on a custom build and provides the features for a quick-handling, smooth-shooting rifle.