Rifles

Lean, accurate and well priced, the Savage Arms 110 Ultralite is ready for your next backcountry adventure.

Lipsey’s Exclusive Ruger No. 1 K1A Light Sporter in .30-30 Winchester offers single-shot elegance.

Offering excellent accuracy and terminal performance, Speer Gold Dot Rifle Ammunition proves a deadly defensive option for your long gun.

Deadly serious shooting requires deadly serious ammunition. Buffalo Bore fits the bill perfectly, dusting its competition in every possible way.

The short service life of the M14 should have made it a military footnote, the design remains as popular as ever thanks to the Springfield Armory M1A.

The Remington Model 760 was exceptionally accurate and fast shooting, but was far from the first pump-action gem "Big Green" turned out.

A conflict fuel by old tactics and new weapons, the "Great War" was brutality incarnate. Here are the rifles that helped the Allies win World War I.

Both kick out .30-caliber bullets, are pleasant shooters and can be kept quiet as a church mouse, so is there really any difference between the .300 Blackout and its predecessor the .300 Whisper?

Often dismal as issued, there are a host of options to accurized the M1 Carbine and get the little rifle to sing.

Precision rifle shooting is the fastest-growing segment of the hunting industry, training should go hand-in-hand with it.

Chambered for the mighty .50 BMG, the Remington R2Mi takes your long-range game to the next zip code.

Manufactured to exacting standards and as classy as come, the Merkel K3 is truly rifle royalty.

Full-sized and configured like a centerfire precision rifle, shake hands with the .22 LR CZ 457 Varmint Precision Trainer/SR.

Back in the 1980s, Springfield Armory gave Americans access to some of the best guns the world had to offer. Here are four of the greatest.

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.