Hunting Rifles

With proper technique, the lever-action rifle can be ideal for hunting, self-defense or general-purpose shooting.

The Umarex .50-caliber Hammer air rifle hits the market — hard.

The Sako Model 85 Bavarian sports a very unique action and stock combination that pair exceptionally well for in-field accuracy.

Move over AR: The Model 700 has already claimed and proven itself as “America’s rifle.”

Don't rush! Taking your time to set up your shot when on the hunt will lead to more birds in the bag.

Less punishing to shoot and producing arguably superior patterns, the 28-gauge is definitely worth a bird hunter's consideration.

Adding a much-needed element of flexibility to the turkey gun, the Reaper Magnum has a hunter covered no matter a Tom's range.

Extending your hunting range is all about “WTF”: wind, trajectory and the fundamentals of marksmanship.

A vibrant addition to Dickinson's side-by-side line, the color-case harden Plantation SXR is a head turner.

The Mauser M18 gives every shooter the chance to own one of the iconic German gunmaker's rifles.

Powerful, shootable and, above all, versatile, out of a long gun, it's tough to top the .357 Magnum.

Choosing an all-around cartridge requires a bit of honest soul searching.

The Lithgow LA102 has no problem dishing out sub-MOA pills, one after another.

Savage’s B Series Hardwood has elements of fine rimfires now gone — and modern-day improvements.

Learn everything you ever wanted to know about the ballistically talented 6.5 Creedmoor with the most popular articles about the cartridge on Gun Digest.

Today’s top hyper-accurate rimfire rifles from $500 to $2,500.