Hunting Rifles

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.

There’s no shortage of new rifles for 2019, with models designed for short and long-distance. Here’s a quick look.

Ruger has come out with its fair share of classic guns, find out which ones top our list.

Affordability + Performance = Sauer Model 100 In 6.5 PRC.

Excellent listed ballistic coefficients, Sig's new Elite Performance Hunter Tipped ammo looks to give your hunting rifle legs.

Savage’s first bolt-action in .224 Valkyrie hits the scene just in time for hunting season.

Few feelings parallel that of pulling the trigger of a family treasure, such as Grandpa's Remington Model 11. What You Need To Know About The...

Nothing stands a chance up against John Linebaugh monstrous 1/2-incher — the .500 Linebaugh.

Beauty is only half the allure of the Rigby Highland Stalker. Its accuracy and reliability are what cement the bolt-action as worth passing down generation to generation.

A repeating air rifle with velocity to spare, the Gamo Swarm Magnum brings air power to the hunt.

Howa is set to expand its HS Precision and Hogue rifle lines with options in the long-range specialist calibers.

The popularity of 6mm cartridges has waxed and waned over the decades, but appears to be peaking again.

Ruger’s 77/22 offers big game styling in a rimfire configuration. Hands down, it might be the only plinker you'll ever need.

Affordable and lightweight, Savage Arms' 110 High Country opens the mountain rifle to all hunters.

Rebuilding and upgrading a Ruger 10/22 introduces improvements far beyond the aesthetic benefits.