Outdoors

The LWRCI IC DI AR-pattern rifle is a top-tier firearm. Chambered in the straight-wall 350 Legend from Winchester, it's a deer slayer.

SIG SAUER's ROSE program for women shooters is growing all the time!

Rarer than hen's teeth? Find out why the perfect powerhouse GLOCK G29 Gen5 10mm AUTO is hard to find.

This recipe will have you saving one or more roasts from the meat grinder this deer season.

The First Breach ammo company has one bold ambition: deliver match-grade components and ammunition that average Americans can afford.

Remington’s new Core-Lokt Tipped Lever Gun ammo flies flatter, hits harder, and extends the range of lever-action hunters.

The RPR takes a back seat to no rifle in terms of precision, repeatable accuracy, ergonomics, reliability, trigger, and safety.

The two students processed a black bear in their residence hall over the weekend, guaranteeing they go down in campus history.

Avoid these five early-season deer hunting mistakes that can burn out your best spots before November ever hits. Hunt smarter, not harder.

The Laugo Alien performs like a pistol from another world.

Performance Meets Reliability with the RMAX 1000, Wolverine, and Viking.

Currently offered in eight chamberings, the brand new Sako Finnlight will be the editor’s rifle of choice on his Western elk hunt this fall.

The pros and cons of a new law that greatly expands the use of crossbows for hunters.

The Hoyt Alpha AX-2 29 is a top performer for mobile bowhunters who are quick on their feet and use saddles more than stands. And it's FAST.

Skip the corn and beans. Here are seven overlooked early-season food sources that can put a buck in your sights before the rut.

This isn't your grandpa’s golf game. This is Rifle Golf: SilencerCo style. Be on the 9th tee at 9, and wear something smart!

Country singer Cody Johnson recently shot what may be a world-record Transcaspian urial on a Texas ranch, sparking both bragging rights and a high-fence hunting debate.

We test and review the new Taurus 66 Combat revolver and put it through its paces on the range.

There will be new rules governing the use of FFS by pro bass anglers competing in Bassmaster events next year.

During the American Revolution, the Continental army didn’t have enough of anything, including food; that's why hunters were so valuable.