Did you know there is a way to permanently restore your stock to life—and it does not require refinishing.

Welcome to American Rifleman’s Gun Of The Week, and for this episode, we have a customizable, Italian-made straight-pull rifle from Beretta to work with on the range.

Former shooting editor Jim Carmichel makes his case for why these deer rifles qualify as classics in this story from the Sept. 1997 issue.

They all come with chokes designed specifically for printing tight, gobbler-killing patterns. There are as many variations of a turkey hunting gun as there are versions of turkey hunting styles. There ...

There are many things to consider when shopping for hunting gear — particularly a hunting rifle or cartridge. Gun writers like me often complicate the matter by going into molecular-level detail on ...

A Ukrainian sniper described his switch from a hunting rifle to a US-made Barrett MRAD sniper rifle. He said the US-made Barrett had a positive effect on operations. The Barrett was more accurate ...