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Watch this American Rifleman "At The Range" video segment above to learn about the Remington manufactured M1903 and M1903A3 bolt-action rifles of World War 2.

Benelli, the Italian firm best known for shotguns, now has a bolt-action rifle, and it's an innovative platform that shoots remarkably well.

This Seymour Griffin rifle is one of the earliest known sporting rifles made off an M1903 Springfield, and its maker is well-known, too.

To celebrate the rifle's 125th anniversary in 2020, Winchester is releasing a special-edition Model 1895 lever-action rifle.

Benelli now has a new hill to conquer with its Lupo bolt-action hunting rifle (p. 48). Fans of the Italian maker’s prestige shotguns will recognize the stylish lines, but if you dig deeper, Benelli’s engineering DNA is apparent in the ingenious double-deck receiver.

No bear spray? How about a five-shot autoloading rifle designed by John Moses Browning? Here's how they marketed the Remington Model 8 way back when.

Steyr is re-envisioning riflemaking with its Monobloc bolt-action. True to the name, there’s a singularity here, though few would guess that the receiver and barrel are hammer-forged as a single unit from one steel billet.

American Rifleman's Christopher Olsen takes a look at the Compass rifle from Thompson/Center.

Sometimes you just need a really big stick, and for the .30-’06 Sprg., this is it.