Rifles

Full-Auto and a realistic feel, the Crosman R1 Rifle and P1 Pistol airguns kick up the fun factor.

Sig Sauer reenters the bolt-action game with the lightweight precision Cross Rifle.

Addressing a common weakness in the modern AR-15 receiver design, BCM's MK2 Upper creates a stronger, more accurate carbine.

The rifleman's rifle, the Winchester Model 70 still stirs shooters souls.

Five singularly American lever-action rifle choices for hunting or home defense.

The Savage Minimalist Rimfire Rifle series aims to give shooters more bang for their buck.

The new Savage 110 Classic brings an elevated level of versatility to the traditional wood-stocked hunting rifle.

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If you're after a gritty, dependable and historic rifle that can stand up to the worst of what the world throws at it, then yes, the Mosin-Nagant is worth every penny.

Of all the AR’s parts, the operation of the charging handle and bolt catch (also known as the bolt release) seems to confuse shooters most.

If you're a carbine D.I.Y.er the Real Avid AR15 Armorer's Master Kit is a must have. This compact kit contains all the tools you need to repair and modify your AR-15.

Slide-action rimfire rifles were very popular during the first half of the 20th century. Among the best were the Winchester Model 62 and 62A series.

Not all giants are created equal, so take your time in picking the right big-bore cartridge and rifle for your needs.

The goal: Dope the wind to within 1 mph across the entire path of the bullet. The key, understanding your bullet's in-fight ballistic coefficient.

Enhancing the experience by mixing tradition with technology, the Sig Sauer BDX system gives you a new way to scope out a hunt.

Modeled after Bergara's popular centerfire line, the B-14R delivers the same supreme accuracy except in .22 LR.