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Designed from the ground up by William Rigby of the British firm John Rigby & Co., the .416 Rigby matched the power of the .404 Jeffery while also being compatible with bolt-action feed systems.

A professional hunter’s rifle is possibly the most important tool of his trade, and that which often keeps the close calls from becoming radio calls for help.

Weatherby's Orion, made in Turkey by ATA, is one of the most popular over-under shotguns sold on GunBroker.

I see ammunition listed all sorts of ways—.22 cal., .223 Rem., .44-40, 32-30, .38-40, 7.62 mm NATO, .30-’06 Gov’t, .25-3000, etc. Can someone please explain rifle ammunition nomenclature. What do the numbers mean?

The .300 Winchester Magnum was not the first, and is certainly not the last, large-capacity cartridge to fire .30-cal. bullets.

Modular Driven Technologies (MDT) has announced that it will offer its XRS Chassis machined for CZ USA rimfire rifles.

Silencer Central is revolutionizing the suppressor-buying market, and it's contributing options like the Banish 30 to an ever-growing lineup.

The .458 Lott, legitimized as a factory proposition by Ruger and Hornady, is a task-specific cartridge made for the business of taking on the world’s biggest—and most dangerous—game.

In its Terminal Ascent load, Federal Premium has taken the lessons learned from developing other projectiles and put them into one hunting bullet.