Hunting Rifles

Big Green is still kicking and turning out top firearms. Here are 12 Remington rifles worth keeping your eye out for in 2019.

No other cartridge has captured shooters' imagination in the 21st Century like the 6.5 Creedmoor. And the long-range marvel looks to continue to hit the mark in the future.

Built to bring .30-30 ballistics to the AR platform, the .300 Ham'r is on-target as a modern-day hunting cartridge.

Tired of hearing about the 6.5 Creedmoor? Then it’s time to meet its hard-punching little brother, the 6mm Creedmoor, in a platform designed to highlight its skillset.

Large and powerful, .300 Magnum cartridge family is popular and growing. But how many do we need?

A peek inside the custom AR world with the JP Enterprises SCR-11 — in .224 Valkyrie.

How much gun do you really need to hunt North America? The 6.5 Creedmoor might very well be the answer.

Developed for optimal terminal performance from the AR-15, the Wilson Combat .300 HAM'R shoots to be the modern day .30-30.

Pairing Savage Arms with Vortex Optics, the 110 APEX Hunter XP just made hunting season a whole lot easier.

Available in .375 Ruger, .338 Winchester Magnum and .300 Winchester Magnum, the Hawkeye Alaskan can handle any North American game.

A custom-level production gun, Montana Rifle Company X3 Extreme isn't just another lightweight hunting rifle. It's tailor-made to excel in the most rugged backcountry conditions.

Push feed vs. controlled feed ... when it comes to bolt-action rifles the debate is as eternal as the caliber wars. But does it really matter where you plant your flag?

Loaded with low-drag bullets, Federal Premium Berger Hybrid Hunter line arms hunters with precision ammo.

Enough cartridge for use on nearly any game, anywhere, the .375 Ruger is a modern heavyweight.

America’s oldest gunmaker, it has an enviable history with rifles. Some of the most unique models are the Remington pump-action rifles that span several decades of American firearms lore.

Ruger’s Hawkeye FTW Hunter has proven itself at jaw-dropping distances. Your skills determine where the line is drawn.