Rifle Reviews

Savage’s carbon-stocked lightweight lands at £2,210, some £800 under the 110 Klym it shares a stock with. Ed Jackson finds out whether the cheaper barrel ...

From high seat to hill, driven day to woodland, one of these six bolt-action rifles will fit, whether you want a composite workhorse or heirloom walnut.

The carbon-barrelled Bergara Premier CIMA Pro promises a full-power stalking rifle at just 2.6kg. We ran it over the chronograph and took it out after muntjac t...

In this video, Ed Jackson takes a deep dive into the Bergara Premier CIMA Pro, a high-tech addition to the Bergara Premier series, first spotted at the 2026 Bri...

Is this the pinnacle of rimfire engineering? In this video, we go hands-on with the Anschütz 1727 APR Competition, a rifle built specifically to dominate the Pr...

With its carbon-fibre stock, AccuTrigger system, and sub-MOA groups, the Savage 110 Klym gives Chris Parkin plenty to talk about.

With impressive build quality and thoughtful ergonomics, Chris Parkin finds that Franchi’s Horizon Elite Varmint Subalpine is far more than a budget optio...

Bruce Potts takes the new Sako 90 Finnlight into the field to see if this lightweight legend still lives up to its name.

Chris Parkin rediscovers the joy of marksmanship with the Savage Revel DLX, a lever-action .22 that rewards focus and skill.

Combining rugged build with refined features, the CZ 457 MDT ACC impresses Chris Parkin as a serious option for PRS-style rimfire shooting.

Designed for comfort and performance, the MDT XRS chassis impresses Chris Parkin with its thoughtful features and consistent build quality.

Pete Moore looks at Uberti’s excellent copy of Winchester’s 1885 Low Wall rifle