Short and Sweet: Savage Model 10
The Savage bolt-action carbine dubbed the Model 10 Precision Carbine (PC) is billed as a tactical rifle, but is useful for the field.
The Curious Case of Colt
Colt’s Patent Firearms Mfg. is considered by many-and with good reason-to be the first name in American firearms. And change appears to be coming to Colt.
Accelerating Short-Cased Magnums
Hornady’s new .300 RCM and .338 RCM deliver magnum performance and represent the next step in efforts to show the surprising potential of the short, fat cartridge.
DPMS Panther Arms AP4 LR-308
The AP4 LR-308 look like its little brother, the M4 carbine. But looks can be deceiving.
H&R 1871 Buffalo Classic Rifle
For many decades, hunters across the country—indeed, around the world—have used the economical and simple break-action rifles from Harrington & Richardson (now H&R 1871 and New England Firearms) to harvest everything from squirrels to deer, black bear, elk and moose. As a general rule, the overriding appeal of these arms was their robust, uncomplicated utility.
Where Have All The Primers Gone?
As outlets begin to "ration" the sale of primers, we explore the current phenomenon of the great demand for ammunition.
Good Night, Knight Rifles
After 24 years in business, the muzzleloader company closes its doors.
Review: Remington 700 VTR
Remington's Varmint/Tactical Rifle provides accuracy without the weight.
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