Hunting Rifles

A precision lever-action rifle? You'd better believe it. The Henry Long Ranger in 6.5 Creedmoor is proof.

Taking the .270 caliber to the next level, the 27 Nosler should prove a potent long-range hunting round.

Sig Sauer reenters the bolt-action game with the lightweight precision Cross Rifle.

The rifleman's rifle, the Winchester Model 70 still stirs shooters souls.

Five singularly American lever-action rifle choices for hunting or home defense.

The Savage Minimalist Rimfire Rifle series aims to give shooters more bang for their buck.

The new Savage 110 Classic brings an elevated level of versatility to the traditional wood-stocked hunting rifle.

Slide-action rimfire rifles were very popular during the first half of the 20th century. Among the best were the Winchester Model 62 and 62A series.

Not all giants are created equal, so take your time in picking the right big-bore cartridge and rifle for your needs.

Enhancing the experience by mixing tradition with technology, the Sig Sauer BDX system gives you a new way to scope out a hunt.

Finished to period-correct specifications, Turnbull's Winchester 1892 Deluxe Takedown is a wall-hanger you've got to shoot.

Does buying the exact same gun twice make sense? It does if you're talking about the affordable and accurate Interarms Mark X in .375 H&H.

With the advent of the rifle chassis, the bolt-action has never been a better performer. Here are five reasons why.

Decked out with a cutting-edge thumbhole stock, the R8 Ultimate takes the straight-pull bolt-action to a new level of accuracy.

From 1920 until 1963, .300 Savage owners never had to wonder about the .300 Winchester Magnum. After 1963, they did. Or did they?

The Seneca Dragon Claw .50-caliber air rifle is a far cry from your grandpa’s Red Ryder.