Bolt Action Rifle

CZ’s 600+ Alpha in .243 Win blends a crisp 1.4 lb single-stage trigger, controlled-feed reliability, and a quick-change barrel system. We shot groups, ran offhand drills, and pushed real hunting loads to see what this rifle actually does on target.

Weatherby’s 307 Range XP in 7 PRC blends a familiar 700-style action, a crisp TriggerTech, and a huntable mag sporter barrel. We shot groups, ran chrono data, and lived with the quirks to see if it truly earns a place in the truck.

Can the 6.5 Creedmoor ever be dethroned? Amazing ballistics, minimal recoil, a large variety of bullet types and weights, tons of brass… What more can you ask for?

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.

The MPA (Masterpiece Arms) PMR rifles are designed to fit in the production division of the sport which currently limits rifles to $3000 MSRP maximum.  The PMR rifles from MPA give you a ton of bang for the buck.

Complete with a threaded barrel, one-piece rail, and an upgraded bolt handle for improved control and comfort, the AXIS 2 PRO is ready for the field.

I wholeheartedly recommend this rifle without hesitation. Its reliability and adaptability make it a standout choice for shooters seeking a feature-packed and high-performing firearm.

Video review of the Springfield Armory Redline with Carbon barrel in 308

This “steampunk cowboy bolt action” chassis doesn’t look how I expected it, but the moment I put my hands on it, I absolutely knew I had to have one.