Entries Tagged Wayne van Zwoll

A custom rifle often is the path to pretty. But if you want more than looks, build a rifle that fits and shoots accurately.

Is breaking-in a rifle barrel necessary, given today's improvements in components, manufacturing and ammunition?

Tiny bullets fly chalk-line straight to drill dime-size groups at Mach 4 from nimble rifles that don’t kick. What’s not to like?

Accurate rifles and laser-flat loads bring game to bag only if you can keep your sight on target. Find out if the prone shooting position is the best way to do that.

Long-distance shooting and long-range rifles have fascinated riflemen for more than a century, beginning with the legendary Hawken muzzleloader.

The bridge engineer showed courage. Still, the beasts of Tsavo would have had him. Credit extraordinary luck.

A coyote is just as big running as standing still. But he’ll be in a new place when your bullet arrives.

Once a rifle, it became a short rifle. But it’s not quite that either. Cavalry used it. Why not you?

Do you have a favorite predator hunting article from the past year? Here is our list of editors’ picks for the top 10 Predator Xtreme stories of 2019.

The 6mm Creedmoor was born to privilege, is cosmetically perfect and claims PRS championships at distance. But it hasn’t yet trumped the .243 afield!

Whitetails west of the Mississippi River and beyond have all the wiles of eastern deer — and the bonus of big antlers.

Remington's Super Seven? It’s all you need, most of what you want, with none of what you won’t miss. And now even better!

Like plastic bottles, synthetic stocks are indestructible. That said, wood is durable enough for rifle stocks — and beautiful.