Rifles

There were plenty of new guns at the 2019 SHOT Show, but what were the ones that turned heads?

With proper technique, the lever-action rifle can be ideal for hunting, self-defense or general-purpose shooting.

The Umarex .50-caliber Hammer air rifle hits the market — hard.

The Sako Model 85 Bavarian sports a very unique action and stock combination that pair exceptionally well for in-field accuracy.

Offered as a standalone and with the Howa 1500 barreled action, the Oryx chassis offers affordable accuracy.

Move over AR: The Model 700 has already claimed and proven itself as “America’s rifle.”

Don't rush! Taking your time to set up your shot when on the hunt will lead to more birds in the bag.

Shaved down to minuscule proportions, SIG Sauer’s MPX Copperhead cuts the AR pistol down to size.

Less punishing to shoot and producing arguably superior patterns, the 28-gauge is definitely worth a bird hunter's consideration.

Adding a much-needed element of flexibility to the turkey gun, the Reaper Magnum has a hunter covered no matter a Tom's range.

Extending your hunting range is all about “WTF”: wind, trajectory and the fundamentals of marksmanship.

The precision AR-15 build is designed to keep double-taps within an inch at 10 yards — while maintaining 1-MOA accuracy at 100 yards.

Steyr's first new chambering for its Scout Rifle in more than a decade, the 6.5 Creedmoor variant looks ready to go the distance.

Rare is the cartridge that grabs so much attention immediately upon introduction, but the .224 Valkyrie has done so — for good reason.

Developed to handle everything from varmints to medium game, the .243 Winchester remains a flexible and accurate 6mm option.

The big-bore AR continues to evolve, bringing heavier loads and practical options to the modern sporting rifle.