Hunting Rifles

SIG Sauer’s M400 Predator is a smooth-shooting carbine that’s well suited for hunting predators or for competitive shooting.

Yankee Hill Machine, Co. is one of the latest companies to bring out a dedicated hunting AR. Check out the company's new Hunt Ready Rifle series.

Savage is expanding its rimfire offerings with a brand new bolt-action rimfire rifle line that it's calling the B-Series.

Before you head into bear country, it’s essential to be prepared. Here are some of the greatest grizzly guns to keep you safe afield.

SIG Sauer has added two new products to its respected KILO rangefinder line: the KILO850 and the KILO1250.

The new Toric Ultra HD from Tract Optics offers a ton of performance at an accessible price point.

Manufacturers have produced a number of optics over the course of the past year. Here’s a look at our picks for the best optics of 2015.

Gun Digest Editor in Chief Eric Conn rediscovers the practicality and fun of using airguns to bag small game with Gamo's Whisper Fusion Mach 1 at the Squirrel Master Classic.

It took a bit of last-minute heroics and a single shot from the H-S Precision PLR to seal the deal on an unforgettable elk season.

A Cornhusker gun store has enjoyed robust interest in classic long guns among its experienced customers.

The result of extensive testing with ultra-modern Doppler radar, the new Hornady ELD-X bullet takes long-range shooting to the next level.

Browning’s new X-Bolt Varmint Stalker is tailored to tackle everything from hogs to prairie dogs.

The bolt-action hunting rifle that inspired a million copies is back in production and better than ever. Considered the perfect repeating bolt-action dangerous game rifle, Rigby's Magnum Mauser in .416 Rigby delivers 5,100 foot pounds of energy and 52 foot pounds of recoil.

“I think,” says the author, “I've seen more game killed with fewer shots from this modest little cartridge than any other.” Here's the why and how, all of which may well explain the current spate of interest in the 7X57.

What does $450 get you in today’s world? A mighty fine hunting rifle, that's what.

No matter how steady your hunting rifle, hitting at any range presumes a proper zero.