Long Guns
4 Bore Rifles – Magnum of Magnums
The standard load was 14 drams of black powder behind a 1,882-grain slug, which would give an approximate velocity of 1,200 to 1,400 feet per second.
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The standard load was 14 drams of black powder behind a 1,882-grain slug, which would give an approximate velocity of 1,200 to 1,400 feet per second.
This 1876 Winchester shoots a .50-95 express cartridge, Lightweight bullet with High velocity makes for a powerful Hunting Rifle at 200 yards.
From a visual stand point the .308 towers over the .223 round but, what you use the Cartridge for is a better way to go.
The AR57 Is An Excellent High-capacity Yet Affordable Alternative For Self-defense, Varmint Hunting.
If you’re looking for a Truck Gun – this Ruger American Ranch Rifle is a good fit for your needs.
Henry AR-7 should be on the list of must have for any Survivalist/Prepper crowd – packing it with .22LR should be ideal for most survival scenario.
Yes, it all started with the Baker Rifle and the British 95th Rifle Regiment and Shaped the Way we Fight with our Rifles
Originating in the late 50’s, the Henry U.S. Survival AR-7 rifle was designed by Eugene Stoner who was known as the father of the AR-16. Eventually, the design was sold to other manufactures. Today’s AR-7 .22 is manufactured solely in the U.S.and has evolved in many ways. Its design changes
True, modern manufacturing and materials mean back country rifles are accurate right out of the package, but you still need to put in the work of learning how to shoot them correctly – here’s how. Story and Photos by Jason Brooks When it comes to hunting the backcountry, you will
Well known for super-lightweight, accurate hunting rifles, Kimber has outdone itself with the new Hunter Pro Desolve Black. Part II of III Lightweight Hunting Rifles Story and Photos by Jason Brooks Kimber is known for its extremely lightweight and accurate rifles. Machined to tight tolerances, assembled and completely built in
These Hunting Rifles are no longer in production yet still find their way to the hands of Hunters who still value its Power & Reliability.
If you’re the practical hunter that would rather spend time on hunting time vs buying a new hunting gun. Have a look at this list.