“Tag: gun of the week”

Though certainly better known for its rifles, Weatherby has long been producing a selection of fine shotguns. The company’s primary semi-automatic shotgun line, labeled SA-08, offers a bevy of options—and among its latest additions is the Deluxe 28-gauge.

More than 50 years after its introduction, as more bolt guns and semi-auto black rifles seem to sprout from every major manufacturer in the industry, the Ruger No. 1 is still in production, cementing that at least for some, there’s more to shooting and hunting than technological progress.

Designed for 3-Gun competition, this rifle is so versatile its appeal is not limited to competitive shooters.

Building on the acclaim of the two-stage gas piston system in its SR-556 AR-style rifle, Ruger has up-sized the design for the gun’s big brother, the .30-cal.

Nesika actions have been famous for decades, and the company is now building complete rifles. Adam Heggenstaller recently tested the Nesika Sporter Rifle on two big-game hunts, and has plenty to say about our latest Gun of the Week.

Check out our Gun of the Week and you could receive a box of very cool CMMG swag.

Online Managing Editor Shawn Skipper takes a closer look at the Savage Arms 110 BA rifle.

Remington is touting its new Model 700 Ultimate Muzzleloader as a 300-yard muzzleloader.

Smith & Wesson has brought back one of the most iconic revolvers in the company’s history.