Weatherby Mark V Trigger Review

A review of the trigger on the Weatherby Mark V. Watch the video above.

New Christensen MHR Rifle

The Christensen Arms MHR is a lightweight bolt-action hunting rifle with a carbon-fiber build. Watch the video above for a look.

Best Hunting Rifle You Never Heard Of

There are a number of great hunting rifles from smaller makers that do not get much attention. Watch the video above for my pick.

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Best Budget Rifle for $300

You can find a capable hunting rifle for around $300. Watch the video above for my pick.

Bergara Wilderness Ridge Review

A review of the Bergara Wilderness Ridge, a lightweight hunting rifle. Watch the video above.

Howa TSP-X in 6.5 PRC Testing

A test of the Howa TSP-X chassis rifle in 6.5 PRC. Watch the video above.

Testing the Weatherby Backcountry 2.0 in 6.5 RPM

A test of the Weatherby Backcountry 2.0 in 6.5 Weatherby RPM. Watch the video above.

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CZ 457 Testing

A test of the accurate CZ 457 .22 LR. Watch the video above.

Keystone Crickett 22 Rimfire Rifle
Designed with the beginning shooter in mind, Keystone Sporting Arms Crickett® Single-Shot Rimfire Rifle with Laminate Stock makes an ideal starter gun loaded with superior safety features. This bolt-action rifle requires manual cocking and has an rebounding firing pin block to prevent an unintentional discharge. It comes equipped with a 16.125″ barrel with 1:16″ rate-of-twist rifling and polymer stock with 11.5″ length of pull totaling up to a 30″ overall length. Receiver comes drilled and tapped for scope mounting. Other details of this .22LR model include a manual 2-position crossbolt safety, sling swivel studs, fixed front sight, adjustable rear sight, and 2.5-lb. to 3-lb. trigger pull. The Keystone Sporting Arms Crickett single-shot rimfire rifle also proves an excellent choice for backpackers and trappers, or for pest and varmint control.

Ideal starter gun
Single-shot bolt-action rifle requires manual cocking
Rebounding firing pin prevents unintentional discharge
16.125″ barrel
1:16″ rate-of-twist rifling and polymer stock
11.5″ length of pull
Drilled and tapped for scope mounting
Manual 2-position crossbolt safety
2.5-lb. to 3-lb. trigger pull

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Best Way to Sight In a Rifle

Start with a bore sight or a close target, then confirm your zero at a longer distance, and fire from a stable rest. Watch the video above for a walkthrough.