Rifles

OK, you want to put the hurt to something, with a heavy bullet moving along at a pretty high velocity? The .450 Bushmaster to the rescue.

Assembling the AR-15 lower shouldn't cause a brain cramp, but there are a few tricks to make certain it doesn't rattle like a jalopy.

Top-tier, battle-proven products, Radian Weapons turns out rifles and accessories in which you can trust your life.

There's more to the AR-15upper than a slab of forged aluminum. In its complete form, it's the heart of the rifle that makes the entire platform run.

More punch per pound, the Springfield .308 SAINT Victor Pistol is a heavy hitter in a small package.

Constructing your dream rifle from scratch isn't knockout difficult, but there are some processes of the AR-15 build that get folks tied in knots.

Innovative, self-contained and easy-to-install AR-15 trigger groups, CMC Triggers is where to turn to take your carbine to the next level.

A genesis in the golden age of African safaris, the .318 Westley Richards Accelerated Express is all but a historical footnote. Though the odd specimen still proves potent.

New classics and first-rate defensive options, it seems you can't have enough of either. We dig into each with 14 pieces of guns and gear that are certain to serve as safe queens or lifesavers.

Versatile and potent, the .22 WMR—or .22 Mag—forever raised the rimfire enthusiasts' expectations for performance.

Designed feed smooth and hit hard, the new Sig Sig 300 Blackout 205-Grain subsonic hunting ammo aims for elite-level suppressed performance in the field.

Survival gun is a vague term no matter how you cut it. We help you hash it out with guidelines for each style of gun and looks at some of the top makes and models.

A tribute to African hunting great, Frederick Courteney Selous, the Uberti Courteney Stalking Rifle has everything to make it a modern classic.

It's been a 20-year wait for Sig to re-enter the bolt-action market and it's done so in style. Innovative and accurate, the Sig Cross rethinks what the rifle can be.

The straight-pull bolt-action concept has been enthusiastically received by European riflemen ... and ignored almost completely by U.S. gun manufacturers.

As any campfire debate will attest to, there’s no one rifle cartridge that can do it all. There might be one gun, however: Meet the Roessler Titan 6.