Rifles

Proof Research expands its Elevation MTR 2.0 rifle lineup with shorter barrel options that won’t sacrifice long-range precision.

Manufacturers are catering to customers’ interest in lighter guns that are easier to carry on longer treks.

Woox Elegante Bolt-Action Stocks blend classic walnut craftsmanship with modern chassis technology.

The demand for Ruger’s American Rifle is still heavy, which led some to wonder why the company unveiled a Gen II version in 2023. As it turns out, it did so for all the right reasons.

New PXT rifling technology improves barrel life, reduces bullet deformation and delivers more consistent long-range performance.

Mauser’s M98 Das Original bolt-action rifle blends classic controlled-round-feed performance with premium enhancements.

Woox’s High Grade American walnut stocks deliver premium craftsmanship and modern modularity for Henry and Marlin lever-action rifles.

Adjustability exists to reduce compensation and remove variables for the shooter.

The Scorpius ultra-light titanium rimfire suppressor from Off Grid Suppressors was engineered for compact, efficient sound reduction.

The revamped Traditions NitroBolt opens the blackpowder market with an even more efficient and dependable system.

Glenfield is back with a new bolt-action hunting rifle built on a proven platform.

Changes to the National Firearms Act could lead to a golden era for SBRs.

The CZ-USA 600+ Trail Rifle is built for shooters who demand performance in a lightweight, packable format.

Whether it’s for small-game, a first rifle or more serious competition, the rimfire rifle remains a robust part of the shooting sports market.

When it comes to versatility and comfort, Thompson/Center hasn’t overlooked a thing in its reintroduction of one of the company’s all-time favorites.

Hunters and competition shooters have endless options for aftermarket rifle stocks, and those sales lead to more accessory sales.

There’s a growing market for airguns and smart retailers should be paying attention.

Changing regulations are making it easier to buy suppressors, and hunters are getting on board.