Whether for hunting or practical/long-range games, the Bergara BMR-X Carbon has you covered.

Leupold updates the VX-6HD with toolless speed dials and an upgraded adjustment system.

The Trijicon, Inc. ACOG® made Staff Sergeant Todd Bowers “the luckiest marine in Fallujah. Read all about it 👉 bit.ly/4ly5YF6

The little TiON suppressor steps up in big ways in Alaska's land of mist and giant bears. Read more here: rifleshootermag.com/editorial/tion…

The Iconic .300 Holland & Holland Cartridge Celebrates 100 Years Cheers to a century of getting the job done.

Browning's excellent semiauto hunting rifle is alive and well. Check out the BAR MK 3 Ovix!

The K98k rifle in 7.92x57mm was literally the backbone of the Wehrmacht in World War II with more than 14 million made throughout the Third Reich from 1934 to 1945.

Ruger RPR Gen 4 Rifle: The fourth iteration of Ruger's Precision Rifle provides even more to the aspiring long-range marksman.

Bushnell's R5 delivers good tracking and clarity, belying its low price.

Springfield's refresh of the Saint Victor AR lineup is a real winner!

Montana Rifle Co.'s Highline is a modern take on the classic controlled-round-feed rifle. rifleshootermag.com/editorial/mont…

Browning's X-Bolt 2 White Gold Medallion embraces modern features while paying homage to classic sporting rifles. rifleshootermag.com/editorial/brow…

Sierra’s new MatchKing X hunting bullet is designed for extreme accuracy and excellent aerodynamics. As shown by the sectioned bullet (c.), MKX jacket walls are thin, which means the bullet will have explosive expansion on impact.

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The New Ultralight Arms Model 20S is a slim, trim rifle ideal for small, effective hunting cartridges.

The New Mossberg Patriot Carbine line offers barrel lengths that are just right for hunting with a suppressor.

Do you only practice from the bench or prone, or do you practice for real world hunting scenarios? Never know when you'll need a makeshift rest!

Lighter and more utilitarian, the Model 1854 Stealth Hunter from Smith & Wesson isn't your grandpa's lever gun.

With better wind drift than the 6mm or 6.5 Creedmoors—and less recoil than the latter—the new .25 delivers at long range.