Nosler Trophy Grade Rifle
Nosler’s M48 Trophy Grade Rifle features the company’s proprietary action and is guaranteed to shoot sub-MOA groups. At $1,745 it’s less than most custom rifles.
The Pronghorn Rifle
Every once in a while I get quizzed as to what rifle to bring on a hunter’s first pronghorn hunt. Most of the time I ask in return what the hunter already has.
Norma-USA Ammunition
Newly formed Norma-USA is bringing top-shelf performance to American hunters at a very competitive price.
Mossberg’s 4x4 Platform
With the 4x4 platform, there's little doubt that Mossberg is on the upswing of rifle manufacturing—and they're offering them at reasonable prices, too.
10 Rifles for Today's Deer Hunter
When it comes to selecting a rifle, there's almost no end to the options available. Which models are the best on the market today? Check out Keith Wood's Top 10.
Rimfire Revolution: .17 Win. Super Mag. Ammo
Shooters are drawn to rimfire cartridges primarily due to the per-shot costs being significantly less than those of comparable center-rifle rifle cartridges. However, their downfall is lackluster terminal ballistics—that is, until now. Winchester’s new economical .17 Winchester Super Magnum (WSM) cartridge defies convention, and in doing so handily becomes the highest-performance rimfire extant.
Double Tap Ammo
From handgun hunting loads to hard-to-find rifle rounds loaded with boutique bullets, the author reports stellar accuracy from all Double Tap ammo he's shot. While pricey, few things are more important to the success of your hunt than your ammo.
The Long Shot
As a general rule it seems that the less field experience a given pundit has, the more he is in favor of taking pokes at critters nearly a mile away.
Who Needs A Magnum?
Magnum cartridges certainly have their place, but are they really required to take most game? Keith Wood evaluates their purpose and necessity.
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