Hunting Rifles

Henry goes all in with side loading gates, expanding it selection to nearly every model.

For the discerning hunter looking for a rifle that goes the extra mile, the Kimber Open Country stands in a class of its own.

Some take it as a sign of manhood others of unnecessary punishment. One thing is for certain, nobody gets a kick out of excessive recoil.

Lightweight and built for precision, the Sauer 404 Synchro XTC is engineered to seamlessly combined accuracy and flexibility.

Perfectionism is a ‘disease’, but it also drove Wilson Combat’s Bill Wilson to the very forefront of the firearms industry.

A lightweight carbine, and one with soft recoil, the M&P15 in .300 Blackout is a stellar tool, akin to a modern-day .30-30.

Utterly unique and strong as bull, Hoenig's Rotary Round-Action Double Rifle is the definition of a modern classic.

Making its first foray into bolt-action rifles, Springfield Armory has whipped up a lightweight and deadly accurate hunter in the Model 2020 Waypoint.

The lever-action rifle dates back to the early 17th Century Europe, but Americans have perfected the design the past century and a half.

In the market for your first or next hunting rifle? Look no further as we review some of the best options from the past year.

NRA editors and Remington designers collaborate to build a perfect rifle for hunting whitetail deer. Shake hands with the Remington 700 American Hunter.

Open sights, pitching .444 Marlin from an 150th Anniversary Marlin Model 336, can you hit a country mile? Certainly, but doing so tells us something about the setup.

The Tikka T3 and T3x aren't only budget-friendly, top-performers. The Finnish rifles are also easily customized to excel in any endeavor.

One gun to do it all? The Blaser R8 Ultimate switch-barrel, straight-pull rifle might not cover every base, but it gets pretty darn close.

Utilizing cutting-edge materials, the Proof Research Conviction Ti rifle provides the utmost in mobility and accuracy.

Gun Digest's veteran writer Richard Mann makes his picks for the top new guns of 2020--rifle, shotgun, rimfire, pistol and revolver. See if you agree.