Tactical Rifles

Looking to stock up your gun safe or need a new piece of gear to get you shooting straight, we've got 14 sweet shooters and accessories that are on target.

Designed for Production Class precision rifle competition, the MPA BA PMR “Pro” Competition Rifle trims down on the price tag, yet offers all the accuracy.

The .224 Valkyrie rifle is no longer strictly an AR affair with bolt-actions finding their legs in the caliber.

Long on carbon fiber, the Christensen Arms Ranger 22 not only proves a featherweight rimfire, but also deadly accurate one.

In this Steyr Pro THB review, see why the new tactical Steyr rifles are giving competitors a run for their money. This test looks at a new model set in a McMillan stock.

In the 6.5 Grendel vs 6.5 Creedmoor battle royale, is there a cartridge that definitively comes out on top? It all depends on what you're looking for.

The Leatherwood ART scope allows you to frame, aim and shoot — to 1,000 meters and beyond. Is the ART M1000 Pro the simplest sniper scope ever devised?

Impressions of new firearm from 2020 SHOT Show Industry Range Day.

The addition of a 6.5 Creedmoor option is certain to take the precision SCAR 20S the distance and then some.

It’s fun. It’s addictive. And it will greatly expand your skillset as a rifleman. Extreme Long-Range Shooting is the arena where your precision marksmanship is truly put to the test.

Sig Sauer reenters the bolt-action game with the lightweight precision Cross Rifle.

Addressing a common weakness in the modern AR-15 receiver design, BCM's MK2 Upper creates a stronger, more accurate carbine.

If you're after a gritty, dependable and historic rifle that can stand up to the worst of what the world throws at it, then yes, the Mosin-Nagant is worth every penny.

The goal: Dope the wind to within 1 mph across the entire path of the bullet. The key, understanding your bullet's in-fight ballistic coefficient.

There is a slew of aftermarket AR-15 trigger upgrades out there, each offering a little something different. How do you choose?

With the advent of the rifle chassis, the bolt-action has never been a better performer. Here are five reasons why.