Kimber's 84M series was boosted this year by the addition of the Montana, the company's first stainless/synthetic rifle.

As its name implies, the Denali from Ed Brown Products is a gun for hunting steep slopes.

Here's one for lever-action lovers. Marlin's 336Y is a scaled-down version of the company's .30-30 deer buster.

The venerable autoloading centerfire from Remington comes in a rugged new model this year.

Ruger introduced two M77 Mark II's for southpaws, chambered in .25-06 and .300 Win. Mag.

The Sako 75 Hunter comes in a rich walnut stock and deep blue finish and is available in all of the popular deer calibers from .243 Win to the 7mm magnums.

Part of Savage's Weather Warrior series, the 16BSS joins the short-magnum crowd and does so in a package designed to hunt in all types of conditions.

The Tikka T3 series combines top accuracy and affordability.

The new G2 Contender series boasts some sweet improvements over its predecessor, namely that it can be cocked, uncocked and recocked without breaking open the action.

A cost-conscious version of Weatherby's Mark V line, Vanguard rifles are now available in an all-weather version with synthetic stocks and 400 Series stainless hardware.

Browning is adding fuel to the shorter-fatter-faster cartridge fire with its new A-Bolt Classic Hunter chambered to .243 WSSM.

Winchester's latest Model 70 takes on a whole new, dramatic look.

Weatherby's SAS autoloader is a versatile performer.

An old favorite and maybe the finest woods cartridge ever.
There was a time not so long ago when if you asked someone what he used to bag his deer and he replied ".300," you knew it was a .300 Savage and not some belted magnum. Read more about the .300 Savage

Thompson/Center's novel Omega is one handy muzzleloader.
Thompson/Center's Omega muzzleloader is proof that it's often the simplest things in life that are most pleasing. Last fall I had the chance to put the rifle through its paces at the range. . .Read more about the Thompson/Center Omega