“Tag: center-fire”

Ruger’s Redhawk .44 Magnum revolver was “an entirely new firearm, the most significant advance in heavy-frame double action revolvers in many decades.”

Best known for fine Italian shotguns affordably priced for the American market, Franchi is celebrating its 150th anniversary as a firearm manufacturer. In all that time, however, it has never made a center-fire bolt-action rifle. The aptly named Momentum changes all that.

In 1857, when Oliver Winchester formed the New Haven Arms Co., he inherited the misfire-prone Volcanic lever-action.

Winchester’s center-fire Deer Season XP ammunition was announced last fall but made its official rollout at the 2015 SHOT Show.

American Rifleman TV takes a closer look at Thompson/Center's Dimension—the "Contender" of bolt-action rifles.

Watch as American Rifleman's Mark Keefe discusses the history and workings of one of the most popular lever-action rifles of all time, the Savage Model 99.

The Colt Python magnum revolver has returned in all its glory and now features upgraded internals that lend the most famous of “snake guns” a new lease on life.

Ruger’s optics-ready entrant into the micro-compact pistol category is built on proven design principles and sound ergonomics, and it is surprisingly shootable—all at an affordable price.

The famed Browning Buckmark can now be found on a full line of ammunition available to the legions of fans who have come to trust it as an enduring symbol of quality for everything from boots to firearms.