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This handy, lightweight bolt-action packs plenty of punch.

Originally introduced by Mossberg as the Varmint (2011) and Predator (2012) rifles—together, the MVP line—the 5.56x45 mm NATO-chambered, bolt-action duo has given rise to an entire family of long guns, thoughtfully equipped for myriad roles including, but certainly not limited to, their namesake hunting pursuits.

It’s pretty much impossible to mention a scout-style rifle without a reference to Col. Jeff Cooper, who popularized the concept.

The latest version of Chiappa's LA322 rifle offers a clever balance of classy looks and useful features, thanks to a Deluxe finish and its takedown mechanism.

The Stag Arms 3T M is a product of Stag’s close relationship with the action-shooting and competition communities, but isn't limited to those pursuits.

Times have changed and the recreational airgun or BB guns of the 1960s and ’70s have evolved into serious shooting machines, even suitable for small-game hunting. The Gamo Whisper Fusion Pro exemplifies that development.

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.

Evaluated here is Taylor’s & Company’s modernization of the Model 1892, the Alaskan Take-Down, which is distributed exclusively by Taylor’s Tactical.

The DB15 is an all-American AR-15 with well-thought-out features from a four-year-old, pocket-pistol company.