Rifles

These are the five iconic Colt firearms that will crown your gun collection.

Ruger’s 77/22 offers big game styling in a rimfire configuration. Hands down, it might be the only plinker you'll ever need.

Affordable and lightweight, Savage Arms' 110 High Country opens the mountain rifle to all hunters.

Rebuilding and upgrading a Ruger 10/22 introduces improvements far beyond the aesthetic benefits.

Application of AR-15 fundamentals must occur subconsciously, freeing up the mind to make bigger decisions.

Romantic and fast on the hunt, the double rifle nonetheless has its drawback well worth considering before staring down dangerous game.

Ruger’s bolt-action .44 Magnum Rifle, the 77/44, has all features to make it a modern-day classic.

Big Green is still kicking and turning out top firearms. Here are 12 Remington rifles worth keeping your eye out for in 2019.

No other cartridge has captured shooters' imagination in the 21st Century like the 6.5 Creedmoor. And the long-range marvel looks to continue to hit the mark in the future.

Built to bring .30-30 ballistics to the AR platform, the .300 Ham'r is on-target as a modern-day hunting cartridge.

Tired of hearing about the 6.5 Creedmoor? Then it’s time to meet its hard-punching little brother, the 6mm Creedmoor, in a platform designed to highlight its skillset.

Large and powerful, .300 Magnum cartridge family is popular and growing. But how many do we need?

A peek inside the custom AR world with the JP Enterprises SCR-11 — in .224 Valkyrie.

How much gun do you really need to hunt North America? The 6.5 Creedmoor might very well be the answer.

A top-end stock and the option of a carbon fiber wrapped barrel, Bergara's BXR rifle goes beyond the expected for rimfire rifles.

Springfield Armory goes big in its AR line with the introduction of the SAINT Victor .308.