Top Shot season one winner, Iain Harrison, interviews the winners of seasons two and three, NRA members Chris Reed and Dustin Ellermann.
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In World War II, the British fielded one of the best sniper rifles in the war, and today, it is still a highly sought after collector rifle.
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Britain’s primary World War II sniper rifle, the bolt-action Lee-Enfield No. 4(T), chambered in .303 British, was perhaps the best sniping rifle of the war.
Afghanistan is a long-range war. Here, one of the world’s foremost authorities on sniping describes the rifles, ammunition and deeds of our combat snipers.
The B.E.A.R. doesn’t seem to suffer the problems of most piston ARs, and just might pull some shooters out of the gas impingement camp.
Thompson/Center Arms’ Impact muzzleloader fills the lightweight, accurate niche for the price-conscious shooter.
Best known for its legendary projectiles, Nolser has come full circle with rifles built with the same reliability and performance.
Kimber engineers let function dictate form when they designed the 8400 bolt-action rifle; everything follows performance, beauty is inherent in its design.
The Savage bolt-action carbine is billed as a tactical rifle, but is useful for the field as well.
