Rifles

In its proposed rule change for the ATF, the DOJ would require all silencer manufacturers to mark their suppressors.

The system allows shooters to see their hits well beyond 1,000 yards on a computer screen that charts their hits and even scores their shots.

The first thing you notice when you pick up the Mutant is that it’s just another AR — a nicely appointed one, for sure, but it’s essentially just an AR. Look a little closer and you see the flat mag well and AK-style magazine release.

Shooting Sports Retailer has learned that TrackingPoint, makers of a high-tech rifle that is billed as being able to shoot a moving target at almost 1,000 yards, has suspended all orders for its so-called precision guided firearm "due to financial difficulty."

Several companies specialize in Tavor accessories, but one of the first to build quality items is American Built Arms.

The Israeli Tavor is one of the most popular rifles in America, and rightfully so. But with a trigger designed for rough use by conscript troops, it’s been one of the bullpup’s major shortcomings … until now.

One of the most sought after AK-style rifle manufacturers and importers announced it will not be able to stock dealers with its Bulgarian-made, stamped receiver AK clones due to a "sharp increase in violence in places such as Middle East."

Built to SureFire’s usual standards, this light can take abuse. Roughly an inch longer than the other Scout Light design, it uses the same mounts.

The Ruger Mini-14 features a 16.1 inch medium contour, cold hammer-forged barrel with a 1:7 twist. It's fitted with a threaded flash hider that can be easily removed to install suppressors. The rifle includes two 20-round magazines engraved with the rifle's chambering.

With new models to fit every shooter and some surprising introductions, this year’s stable of shotguns and rifles is sure to make customers happy.

Sometimes down but never out, Remington is throwing all its resources and talent behind AAC — one of the tactical world’s most iconic brands.

Three new models all feature a rugged synthetic stock with distinctive gator camouflage and Troy Landry’s signature and “Choot ‘em” logo.

The TacStar ADTAC M4 10-22 Stocks offer an adjustable M4-style buttstock with integrated compartments for two spare Ruger rotary magazines and a Picatinny tactical accessory rail is hidden in the fore-end.

The LUCID P7 was developed in response to requests for a 4X magnified optic and is built around crystal clear 30mm optics in a cast aluminum aircraft-grade aluminum frame. The frame is wrapped in a chemical rubber armored housing for durability in the field.

Legacy Sports International has announced their new YOTE camouflage pattern. The YOTE design by Thunder Mountain Camouflage is based on coyote fur and was developed with the help of Les Johnson, champion coyote caller and host of Predator Quest TV.

Remington Outdoors announced March 11 that it has made some of its coolest military rifles available to civilians. We're talking ballistic goodies like the Army's modular sniper rifle and the M2010 which is the service's replacement for the M24 (Remington 700) bolt-action sniper rifle.

Now that most tactical shooters have plenty of AR-15s in their safes, customers are turning to .308s — and manufacturers are responding with more affordable and reliable guns than ever before.