Tactical Rifles

Tikka keeps new T3x rifles rolling with three new models, each with interesting twists to the popular design.

Zastava has undoubtedly dominated the American AK market this past year, but is that because of their superior quality? Or was it merely because their ZPAP rifles were the most consistently available?

WASR rifles are workhorses and a longstanding fixture of the American AK market. Built tough enough to take a beating and ask for seconds, these Romanian AKMs are still highly sought after despite the availability of shinier, prettier Kalashnikovs.

The famous Serbian arms plant Zastava continues to keep the U.S. market supplied with AKs that are well-built, fairly priced, and relatively easy to find.

Accurate as they come, versatile and affordable the CZ 457 has earned a dedicated following among rimfire shooters in the know.

Under appreciated, bearly a second thought is given to the bipod. A mistake, given attaching the right one to your rifle's fore-end tightens groups and extends your range.

Looking for a new iron or piece of kit to enhance the one you already own? Check out these seven new bits of guns and gear to grow your firearms wish list.

No need to stick to pitted and time-worn wood, aftermarket Mosin-Nagant stocks abound and are the fast lane to enhancing the iconic rifle.

Expensive large-caliber rifles and more variables than you can shake a stick at, do you have what it takes to compete in King of 2 Miles?

Aiming to become a proper precision shooter? Here are the long-range shooting fundamentals you must master.

Why the choice of cartridge means so much in the long-range game.

ELR Rimfire requires the same skill set as centerfire 2-mile shooting ... but at yardages most gun nuts have close to home.

What's a legacy skill? Simply the foundational methods of precision shooting. Master them and you'll have a leg up in the long-range game.

The semi-auto vs bolt-action debate comes down to a numbers game among the cartridge used, system weight and intended end-use.

Configured to excel in match shooting and the field, the Bergara BMR looks to be a regular do-all rimfire.

Everywhere you turn there's a carbon-fiber barrel or stock on a rifle. Does the lightweight material really prove superior to steel and wood?