Rifles

The best new gear from the past year for mastering the long-range shooting game.

Loaded with low-drag bullets, Federal Premium Berger Hybrid Hunter line arms hunters with precision ammo.

Boyds expands its customizable stock line with the introduction of the At-One Thumbhole stock.

CMMG Guard series of pistol-caliber carbines offer a unique operating system that's right on target.

Ruger continues to build its Custom Shop lineup with new 10/22 Competition Rifle dressed in a brown laminate stock.

Enough cartridge for use on nearly any game, anywhere, the .375 Ruger is a modern heavyweight.

America’s oldest gunmaker, it has an enviable history with rifles. Some of the most unique models are the Remington pump-action rifles that span several decades of American firearms lore.

AR-15 Maintenance doesn’t have to be expensive. If you don’t want to break the bank, a quick update to the bolt can breathe new life into your go-to gun.

Known for their top-notch rifles and carbines, Aero Precision has branched out with an all-new family of AR pistols.

Given a new fell to an old favorite, RISE introduces the RA-140 Flat Super Sporting.

Ruger’s Hawkeye FTW Hunter has proven itself at jaw-dropping distances. Your skills determine where the line is drawn.

Power, speed, accuracy, capacity, ease of use, versatility and reliability all go into making an ideal survival gun, and the AR-15 has these assets in spades.

Chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor, Mossberg’s Patriot Revere rifle combines old-school good looks with high-ballistic-coefficient performance — at a price the masses can afford.

Priced right, Savage's 64 Takedown offers a solid entry point for this style of rifle.

Based on the AR-15 Serial Number One, Brownell's BRN-Proto throws the rifle back to its earliest roots.

Celebrating its 100th anniversary, the Winchester Model 52 remains among the rimfire royalty.