“model 700”

At 6 lbs. even, the Nosler Model 48 Mountain Carbon is a definite lightweight, but with carbon fibers reinforcing both its barrel and its stock, this high-country specialist is designed to outpunch its weight class.

An American Rifleman reader requests information about the difference between clips and magazines.

A Remington Model 721 bolt-action—forerunner of the Model 700—was the author’s constant companion in Africa. And even though the gun itself is unremarkable, it is the center of stories that are anything but.

Since the late 1930s, the .22-250 Remington cartridge has continued to be a favorite small-caliber, high velocity option for small game and varmint hunters alike. 

Learn more about the history of the deer rifle, from its origins in the era of black powder to the modern-day rifles enjoyed by enthusiasts across the United States.

I must move within social circles with those who are cognizant of effective ballistics, because hunters regularly tell me that their main big-game rifles are chambered in .270 Winchester.

Best known for advanced optics such as the ACOG, VCOG and RMR, Trijicon has waded into standard riflescopes in a big way with six new lines of variable-power riflescopes in traditional formats.

Watch this American Rifleman Television segment of Rifleman Review to learn more about the Remington RP45 semi-automatic handgun chambered in .45 ACP.

In this article, we take a look at the developmental history and performance of the .338 Winchester Magnum cartridge.