“Tag: .22 Long Rifle”

Colt added its first rimfire-chambered option in its new "snake gun" lineup in 2022, and the King Cobra Target in .22 Long Rifle packs plenty of capacity inside its traditionally configured frame.

Sturm, Ruger & Co. is expanding its handy and affordable Wrangler single-action .22 Long Rifle revolver line with a more compact version featuring a gracefully curved bird’s head grip and shortened barrel.

As the sport of competitive rimfire continues to grab hold, more manufacturers are offering .22 rifles capable of superb precision. Many times, these guns mimic centerfire platforms to provide the shooter with an affordable means of training, as was the case for Bergara’s .22 Long Rifle-chambered B-14R and its centerfire B-14 HMR counterpart.

The firearm’s most famous appearance to date was likely 2011 with SEAL Team 6, when Osama bin Laden’s compound was successfully raided.

Heritage Mfg. expanded its Rough Rider rimfire revolver lineup in 2022 with the all-new Tactical Cowboy.

Winchester Repeating Arms announced a brand-new bolt-action repeater, the Xpert 22 LR, designed for manually operated rimfire performance in a lightweight handy package.

During the past few years, Heritage Mfg., Inc. has grown into one of the largest revolver manufacturers in the United States, and the company’s success is due in no small part to the popularity of its affordably priced series of Rough Rider .22-cal. single-action wheelguns.

This “Questions & Answers” was featured in the January 2005 issue of American Rifleman.

Since 1921, Winchester’s Super-X brand has provided hunters and sport shooters with dedicated, dependable loads for rifles and shotguns. To commemorate its centenary, Winchester is offering seven cartridge options packaged in retro-style boxes.