“Tag: 6.5 mm Creedmoor”

Legacy Sports Int'l. brings its Howa Super Lite rifle to market for hunters across America who yearn to take the weight off their shoulders. This featherweight hunting gun offers a scant 4-lb., 7-oz., platform that’s designed for field use.

Bushmaster Firearms' BA30, despite looking similar to a .308 AR semi-automatic rifle, is actually a straight-pull design with a few enhancements that make it a fast-shooting, versatile platform that’s legal to own in all 50 states.

A number of firearm designs have succeeded in withstanding the tests of time and technological advancement. Among them is the Savage Model 110 bolt-action rifle.

FALKOR Defense has earned a reputation for quality and out-of-the-box concepts for many of its rifle lines. These same factors come into play in the CSS bolt-action rifle system chambered in 6.5 mm Creedmoor.

Remington offered its Model 783 to those who want to achieve m.o.a. or better accuracy without extravagant expense.

Watch this American Rifleman Television segment of Rifleman Review to learn more about the Springfield Armory M1A Loaded chambered in 6.5 mm Creedmoor.

Red Arrow Weapons unveils its new addition to the AR-15 market with the RAW15 carbine line available in 5.56x45 mm NATO.

Maj. John Plaster dispels the notion that precision shooting requires a high cost of entry and demonstrates that even those on a budget can partake with the right setup, practice and expectations.

The Long Range Rifle from T/C Arms is purpose built for precision pursuits, and it performs well in the growing market of distance-oriented firearms.