Rifles

Classic aesthetics combined with modern features make the TC86 Takedown as handsome as it is handy.

The best general-purpose rifle—a rifle well adapted to just about any task—is in fact somewhat ironically, a very specialized weapon.

Just like its namesake, the M400 Switchblade is small, fast and versatile, squeezing competition-level performance into a small package.

Already quiet, accurate and compact, the new SPR300 PRO model brings it to the next level. Features Of The SPR300 PRO: AR Magazine Compatible AR...

Squirrel hunting is an art form, especially with rimfires. Here's a look at the rimfire rifles and calibers to bag brushy tails.

The future of precision rimfire: Zermatt RimX Precision .22 LR.

Shooting in style with Pedersoli’s Tascosa Creedmoor Rolling Block.

Looking for one cartridge to handle all tasks. With these three Ruger .357 Magnum options, you might have the perfect system.

Slimmed down and dolled up, Smith & Wesson's next-gen M&P15T II improves on an already solid model.

Looking for a new iron or piece of kit to enhance the one you already own? Check out these 14 new bits of guns and gear.

The 6mm ARC is specially designed for the AR-15 platform and long-range shooting. It' offers moderately better velocities and delivers more energy on target than most of the other popular cartridges for the rifle.

The new Lo-Drag upper receiver from Luth-AR has been stripped of anything not integral to the function of the rifle to make it as lightweight and snag-free as possible.

Few rimfires beat the Anschütz rifle, but nailing down the specifics between models can prove a bit tricky. What Are Anschütz Rifle Actions: 54 54.30 ...

SilencerCo’s new SCO15 lower receiver can bring several desirable, non-standard features to your next AR build without breaking the bank.

Nice finish and plenty of features—but does the Polish WBP Fox measure up to more established countries' AKs?

KE Arms has released a budget version of their WWSD carbine called the Civil Defense Rifle or CDR. It follows the same design principles that went into the original project, but with some features omitted in order to cut down on cost.