Rifles

At less than 6 pounds and delivering MOA groups, the Savage Model 16 Lightweight Hunter punches well above its weight.

An alternative to the AR-15, this turn-bolt rifle is built for hunting or self defense.

Beretta has found ways to improve its Tikka lineup and brings those changes to the new T3x series.

Cleaning your muzzleloader doesn't have to be a daunting task if you get the right products and follow these simple steps.

The Steyr AUG A3 M1 for predator hunting offers reliability, superior balance, accuracy and compact overall length for a full-length barrel.

Hunting deer with a muzzleloader is a classic pastime. If you've thought about getting into muzzleloading, you might want to consider building your own muzzleloader.

The Daniel Defense Ambush 6.8 SPC is a versatile MSR for the hunter who wants a single rifle that can handle most predator- and deer-hunting needs.

Fans of the legendary Remington Model 700 action will appreciate this bolt-action muzzleloading rifle.

The Gunwerks LR-1000 is an entire shooting system that creates a synergy between the rifle, scope, ammo and rangefinder to make ultra-long-range shots possible.

Conventional wisdom says a new rifle should be shot "X" number of times before it's "broken in" and accurate. But with modern rifle-building techniques, is this still true?

One of the nation’s most iconic gun brands teeters on the edge of oblivion — again.

Savage Arms has issued a recall of its popular B.MAG bolt guns in 17 WSM due to a malfunctioning bolt that can deactivate the rifle's safety.

Some guns are valuable not because of what they are, but because of who they belonged to.

Mark Kayser spends some time with Tactical Solutions and shoots their custom-built Ruger 10/22s. Did we mention these rifles are suppressed?

Field conditions are typically much different than range day conditions. That’s why you need to know how to read wind and adjust your aim for a killing shot.

Most black powder silhouette guns are modeled after the legendary Sharps rifles made popular by the Great Plains buffalo hunters of the American West. The rifles could take down buffaloes, elk, mule deer and other big-game animals at ranges greater than 500 yards.

In North Texas the whitetail deer grow large bodies and antlers with big bases and long tines. The good news for you is, not many others are onto the secret quite yet.