GunsAmerica Product Reviews – Rifles

The ultimate .22LR bolt-action competition rifle started with a lot of research, and ended up with a no-budget build. After target shooting and competing with this rifle at a PRS22-style match, I can confidently say this build performs as good as it looks.

Springfield Armory has given the SAINT Victor lineup a major refresh, expanding the line to cover everything from AR-15 pistols to full-length AR-10 rifles.

Smith & Wesson continues to expand their modern lever-action offerings with the introduction of the Model 1854 Stealth Hunter.

The 110 PPR is aimed at shooters who demand seamless adaptability in their rifle.

The LEVTAC-92 fits in under the Citadel brand from Legacy Sports, and it’s a clone of the classic Winchester Model 1892.

The SIG 6.8 Hype is a purpose-built AR-10 platform engineered from the ground up to handle the punishing 80,000 PSI pressures of the 6.8x51mm Fury hybrid cartridge.

The new SIG 516 G3 Mohawk features a fully ambidextrous design, a side-charging handle, an adjustable gas block, and an improved buffer system, making this one of the softest-shooting 5.56 rifles on the market.

The LAR-9 has that old school cool look and feel we don’t often see from PCCs. When it came up for a crazy low price at auction, I had to have it.

The Bear Creek Arsenal’s new rifle is a hybrid of sorts: an AR-15 platform rifle chambered in the popular “AK-round.” It also features a side-charging handle.