Rifles

Sturm, Ruger & Company introduced the “American” rifle line in 2012, right in the middle of an era when many rifle manufacturers were in a race to the bottom.

This is the third opportunity our Houston shooters have had to test collaborations between Savage Arms and Modular Driven Technologies (MDT).

Henry Repeating Arms recently discovered a safety issue affecting certain lever-action 45-70 Gov’t rifles manufactured during the period from December 14, 2022, through January...

Most firearms manufacturers test their product before it leaves the factory, but that doesn’t mean they sight it in. What do you need to...

We secured this rifle shortly after its introduction in late 2021. Our sample sports an 18-inch medium-profile barrel made of carbon steel. It is fluted to save weight and provide more surface area for cooling.

Our used Walther TPH (Taschen Pistole, Hahn, which translates to “pocket pistol, hammer”) was built out of stainless steel in the U.S. for Interarms.

The TP-22 is the middle-class relative to the affluent Beretta family. While based on the Beretta 21 Bobcat design, the Taurus is different. The frame is polymer, and the grip is much fatter in hand.

We have tested the LCP II in the past and found it to be a well-designed subcompact. The LCP II was the easiest to operate with Ruger’s Lite Rack slide, a feature that makes manipulating the slide easy.

The 21A Inox Bobcat is an elegant subcompact with helpful features, such as serrated front and rear grip straps, a wide trigger for better leverage, and a serrated round hammer that’s easy to cock.

Christensen Arms is located on the east side of the Wasatch Range in Utah, a bit south of Provo and Salt Lake City.

Joe Woolley, Contributing Editor for Gun Tests Magazine, interviews Tony Smotherman, Head of Influencer Relations at Bergara Rifles, and learns about Bergara's new-for-2023 B-14...

Dan Clayton-Luce, VP Communications for Henry Repeating Arms, tells Gun Tests Contributing Editor Joe Woolley how to trick out a Henry lever-action rifle. Details...