Rifles

An Alexander Arms AR in 6.5 Grendel bangs steel fast and furious past 600 yards with ease.

Mils and MOA are both useful angular units of measurements, but is one better than the other?

Don’t overlook Henry single-shot .243 single-shot for simplicity during the hunting season.

From the new book Guns of the FBI, take an insider’s tour into the G-man’s world of firearms and training with these 20 historical photos.

Once nearly forgotten, the AR-10 has risen to become a military and civilian favorite.

Find out how to go the extra mile with a custom rifle on the next Modern Shooter.

Mastering the particulars of the AR-10 upper receiver helps you get more out of the heavy metal brute.

If you want to compete in the Heavy Metal Division of 3-Gun, you’ll need an AR-10. Here are the basics.

The K-3 Armenian Avtomat is an AK bullpup configuration. Here’s how this oddball and related AK variants came to be.

Early FBI sniper rifles were surprisingly basic. Today’s FBI HRT (Hostage Rescue Team) models are the tip of the spear in long-range shooting accuracy and features.

Equipping your custom AR-15 .300 Blackout with night vision, you can shop for all the pork you could possibly want.

There's a reason why you need a fast-acquisition optic on your carbine.

Developed in 1970, the AK-74 in 5.45X39mm was the Soviet’s answer to the U.S. Army’s M16 in 5.56mm NATO.

Contrary to public opinion, the Thompson submachine gun was not only used by Prohibition-era gangsters. In fact, the “Tommy Gun” was a favorite among early FBI agents as well.

Uniquely chambered, CMMG's Mk57 line is soft shooting and hard-hitting.

The Mk12 Mod 0 is a heavily customized AR-15 for mid-range sniper use. Here’s how to build your own.