Online speculation about the firearm used by one of the Bondi Beach attackers has focused on a rare category of rifle. Several users on X claim that footage shows a straight-pull bolt-action weapon, ...

Mark Beretta and his new girlfriend, Renata Hickson, have headed off on a trip together for the holidays. The Channel Seven veteran, 59, and his soldier love departed from Sydney Airport on Sunday, ...

The Channel Seven veteran, 59, bade an emotional farewell to Sunrise on Friday after two decades as the sports presenter on the popular breakfast show. And it looks as though Mark was celebrating the ...

All this week I’ve been hunting ducks with Beretta’s brand-new AX800 Suprema. This tactical-esque gas gun is being touted as the new waterfowl gun, which is saying a lot considering Beretta is ...

Car and Driver subscribers in the late '80s expected cool cars on the cover. The October '88 issue featured a yellow C4 Corvette ZR-1 with flames underneath and the headline, "The Corvette From Hell!" ...

The Beretta Vertec is a precision-engineered evolution of one of the most trusted service pistols in history — the Beretta 92 series. Built for tactical and law enforcement use, the Vertec refines the ...

The Beretta 92 is a full-size, metal-framed 9×19mm service pistol first introduced in 1975. Its open-slide, locked-breech design, high magazine capacity, and proven durability made it a global ...

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Chevrolet has maintained a main place in the car world for over a century, and it doesn't show any sign of disappearing in the foreseeable future. It won various drivers over with a strong lineup of ...

Sleepy Eye, Minnesota — Carrying a Beretta shotgun, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz trekked through tall straw-like grass for three hours on Saturday for opening day of the state's pheasant hunting season, ...

History tells us that Americans do not like straight-pull-action rifles. They’re just not our thing; we want to turn that bolt. But that has not stopped several European manufacturers from sending ...