Rifles

Howard Leight by Honeywell has agreed to be the official eye and hearing protection sponsor for the National Shooting Sports Foundation’s First Shots program.

The Ruger Precision Rifle has taken off in sales. We got our hands on the RPR .223 model and put it to the test.

Good news for smaller shop owners: used guns (if not neglected or banged up) can be purchased relatively cheap, cleaned up and resold for a tidy profit.

Bergara's hard-hitting B-14 BPP rifle provides the lock, stock and world-class barrel your customers will want.

The new Patriot Series of Henry Golden Boy and Big Boy rifles are made for anyone and everyone who loves America.

The new B Series Hardwood features a 21-inch Sporter barrel and ergonomic, walnut-stained hardwood stock with unique, modern checkering

NSSF and Southwick Associates released a report saying MSR owners are younger, shoot more and spend more.

If there's one product you know will always sell, it's deer rifles. Here are 13 new rifles for this fall that have the potential to sell off the shelves.

Thanks to to an increase in manufacturing capabilities and efficiencies, iota Outdoors has reduced the lead time for custom stocks...

Traditions has introduced three new rifles — the Vortek StrikerFire Backcountry, the PA Pellet Ultralight and Outfitter G2.

The X11 Carbine offers superior reliability through innovative engineering and a rugged, ergonomic platform.

The 11/111 DOA Hunter has a detachable box magazine, black synthetic stock, matte blued barrel and Weaver Grand Slam rings.

Savage teams up with Drake Associates to expand its BA line of long-range chassis rifles with the new Model 10/110 BA Stealth.

The upgraded BAR line, the BAR MK 3, will feature a new receiver profile and engraving as well as a new stock and forearm design.

Molot Oruzhie and FIME Group collaborate for the newest member of the Molot family, the Vepr-based FM-AK47-11 7.62x39mm rifle.

Arsenal met the needed compliance for its new line of 7.62x39mm rifles, the SAM7SF, SAM7UF and SAM7R.

The HK93 never became as popular as the M-16 or the G3 it originates from. Because of this, surplus magazines and accessories aren’t nearly as common as they are for other, more prolific designs.