“Tag: Hunter”

You can learn a lot about your family history through “gun genealogy”—the firearms your ancestors owned and passed down and the stories that go along with them.

American Rifleman’s Joe Kurtenbach examines a trusty design from Ruger chambered for 6.5 mm Creedmoor.

If you know Savage Arms and its history, you’ll understand that the legacy brand is known for ditching the status quo in favor of “hot-shot” engineering. A famed design of the 1960s has lead the company in a direction that now positions itself to provide the American market with an action design the likes of which have never been seen before—the Impulse.

Savage Arms expands its well-regarded Impulse line of straight-pull, bolt-action rifles with the introduction of the new Impulse Mountain Hunter.

When CVA upgraded its Scout model, it left a niche for a no-frills, value-priced, entry-level rifle.

The National Rifle Association of America is pleased to announce that more than 100,000 hunters have completed its free online Hunter Education course, which was launched in 2017.

An Interview with Stephen Hunter.

Here is Browning's most powerful compact flashlight.

Bergara’s production manager is former Marine Dan Hanus, who before retirement served at Quantico as the Production Chief and Chief Instructor for the Marine Corps Precision Weapons Section. The Long-Range Hunter rifle certainly reflects his background, fitting right into the present American style of such specialized guns.