Hunting Rifles

We check out the new Ruger American Generation II family of bolt-action rifles, featuring 47 configurations in 20 calibers.

We take a peek at the Savage Arms 110 Trail Hunter Lite, a new lighter weight version of the proven bolt-action rifle.

Taurus has just released the Expedition hunting rifle in .308 Winchester, the company’s first bolt-action.

We discuss the pros and cons of various rifle actions to better understand their strengths and their limitations.

Decked out with premium components, the Pursuit ups the game for hunting rifles.

We take a look at how to tweak your rifle to maximize its potential for accuracy.

The Aero Precision Solus Hunter bolt-action rifle revels in precision for the field or range.

When too much still isn’t enough, it may be time to consider a big-bore AR-15.

Some shooters love lots of recoil and big slugs, if that’s you, it may be time to get a .50-caliber rifle.

Chrome-lined barrels may glitter, but are they gold? The author weighs their pros and cons to measure their utility.

Suppressed hunting rifles can be great, but they’re not ideal for every situation.

The author takes a look at the Montana Rifle Company and its American-made Junction rifle.

For hunting or shooting, these bolt-action rifles are at the top of their game.

Economical over/unders and side-by-sides ... might as well ask for bargain diamonds. Except for these nine affordable double-barrel shotguns that definitely buck the trend.

The author tests out the Marlin 1895 Dark Series, a .45-70 Gov’t lever-action with a tactical twist.

What makes a modern hunting rifle? A little competition influence, some military sniper inspiration and an infusion of manufacturing technology.